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    rules and norms about gender‚ and sexuality in the media changes over time. With each generation it’s different when it comes to gender and sexuality. I have learn that the media only present what the public show them‚ but the media choose to show the negative because that’s what sell and gets people attention. Even if what the media is representing negative or bad‚ I feel like the media inform people about thing that they do not pay attention to. For example‚ when new media began to report on teenage

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    Social media acts as both as a message and a messenger: all social media platforms have a huge platform from which they are constantly shaping our society. They help explain the stigmas behind those who don’t fit traditional molds through the encouraged reinforcement of traditional gender and societal roles that individuals play. Social networks and media sites that enforce gender norms also reestablish what the desirable man and woman should not only act like but look like. This creates a climate

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    Gender Stereotypes in Popular Media Media creates a world of much resemblance to the real one‚ projecting the very values it represents onto everyday lives. These concepts may even shape our cognition especially when we are repeatedly exposed to them. In the respect of gender roles‚ stereotyped images of men and women are presented from time to time. These stereotypes not only narrow our choices of what we want to be‚ but also create an atmosphere that encourages conformity. However‚ we seldom question

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    Gender Representation: Males in the Media: How and why is a social group represented in a particular way? Advertisements‚ such as TV commercials influence our views of gender roles in a variety of ways. A Pepsi commercial aired during the 2009 Super Bowl (American Football League) displays mostly middle aged Blue Collar American males as strong physically and emotionally‚ klutzy‚ accident prone‚ and have a “Do It Yourself!” attitude‚ all as a product promotion strategy. Pepsi highlights

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    Especially in a career that forces them to interact with any kind of person. Nothing should influence the way a psychologist researches or counsels others when it comes to gender or race.

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    totally push the female gender above the male‚ yet it concentrates on female side than the male. Since women were seemingly not that significant (in terms of societal role) than men before‚ their role in the news is either a victim of rape or a prostitute. Daring photos of them were inconsiderably printed in the papers‚ some even in the front page. This humiliation was‚ of course‚ not accepted by the society‚ mostly the women because such actions degrade the female sex. Gender sensitivity in reporting

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    Stereotyping in Society I think it is pretty hard to go through a week without experiencing at least two or three incidents where someone or a group of people is being sterotyped. Whether it comes from jokes‚ television‚ comics‚ or just hearing people talk about other people‚ stereotyping is around all the time. The first example of stereotyping that I witnessed comes from the television show "That 70s Show." At least every episode the "crew‚" or group of friends always hang out‚ and they

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    Kawaii culture is a segment of Japanese culture that has become a global phenomenon. Since kawaii culture has become acculturated to Western culture‚ the concept of ‘kawaii’ has impacted Eastern and Western cultures‚ both males and females’ behaviour‚ influencing different aspects of society‚ including the perception of beauty‚ its influences in the modern feminist movement and the influence on gender identity. The perception of beauty has become the product of globalising kawaii culture. Since

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    Social media and social networking have a large impact on the world. Some view it as a way to connect with family and friends. Others may think that it is a way for predators to victimize children and media as another way for kids to get bullied. The way people‚ especially adolescents‚ communicate and interact has changed during the past several years because of a more frequent use of Social Networking Sites (Pantic). Social media and social networking can adversely affect adolescent mental health

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    The  began when Singapore gained its independence and became a republic following an ejection fromMalaysia on 9 August 1965.[1] After the separation‚ the fledgling nation had to become self-sufficient‚ and faced problems including mass unemployment‚ housing shortages and lack of land and natural resources such as petroleum. During Lee Kuan Yew’s term as prime minister from 1959 to 1990‚ his administration curbed unemployment‚ raised the standard of living and implemented a large-scale public housing

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