The world of television was once a way of entertainment for families to sit down and watch together as well as a way to be informed. Since then the definition of television has brought a change, especially in todays culture where entertainment now means watching reality shows peoples’ lives. The culture of television is focusing on reality television making it a huge part becoming the center of socialization. It is becoming clear that over time television is becoming a part of a social reality. The power of television has created a different reality that more so women want to live in adapting new attitudes in order to feel accepted. The representation of a woman changed during television shows through out time. Television continues to influence
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During the reality show “Marriage Boot Camp:Bridezillas” there was always one person that was hated the most out of everyone. The way these marriage problems bring out the worst in people by saying that it is okay to act a certain way when it is not. A theme that is on going through out the show that is not clear is house they want to make the man to react and put his wife back in her spot. As before the stereotypes “According to traditional stereotypes, men are supposed to be leaders who are assertive, dominant decision makers in romantic relationships, whereas women are supposed to be submissive, passive conformists (Peplau & Gordon, 1985)” mentioned Nuray Sakalli-Ugurlu in the analysis he made over gender roles. Gender roles have always been a pattern that is used in reality television show to show where the woman goes and where the man …show more content…
As cultivation theory was introduced by George Gerbner a university professor purposed this concept after concluding that television could effect a person through a long-term meaning that what a woman sees on television is what she will begin to act that way with out really knowing. Such actions happen through different variables for example, a woman influenced through social environment, including attitudes, and social norms. A woman is portrayed in a very stereotypical manner than men, meaning that a woman is usually more vocal and expressive about her emotions very predictable. The influence of television has brought us to a point where a woman doesn’t have to think for herself “In other words, the culture that people learn is influenced heavily by the culture portrayed on TV” Beverly Roskos-Ewoldsen, John Davis, and David R. Roskos-Ewoldsen, also believed that the dynamic among television and culture where mutually reinforced through the perspective of a mental model. A different way of looking at cultivation theory in like manner that mental model focus on the situations, events, and objectives. These two theories correlate with on another when finding the reasons why people act the way they act. The extent of television becoming a major part of the daily live of a woman making social judgments, and assuming “It is clear that television has
During the reality show “Marriage Boot Camp:Bridezillas” there was always one person that was hated the most out of everyone. The way these marriage problems bring out the worst in people by saying that it is okay to act a certain way when it is not. A theme that is on going through out the show that is not clear is house they want to make the man to react and put his wife back in her spot. As before the stereotypes “According to traditional stereotypes, men are supposed to be leaders who are assertive, dominant decision makers in romantic relationships, whereas women are supposed to be submissive, passive conformists (Peplau & Gordon, 1985)” mentioned Nuray Sakalli-Ugurlu in the analysis he made over gender roles. Gender roles have always been a pattern that is used in reality television show to show where the woman goes and where the man …show more content…
As cultivation theory was introduced by George Gerbner a university professor purposed this concept after concluding that television could effect a person through a long-term meaning that what a woman sees on television is what she will begin to act that way with out really knowing. Such actions happen through different variables for example, a woman influenced through social environment, including attitudes, and social norms. A woman is portrayed in a very stereotypical manner than men, meaning that a woman is usually more vocal and expressive about her emotions very predictable. The influence of television has brought us to a point where a woman doesn’t have to think for herself “In other words, the culture that people learn is influenced heavily by the culture portrayed on TV” Beverly Roskos-Ewoldsen, John Davis, and David R. Roskos-Ewoldsen, also believed that the dynamic among television and culture where mutually reinforced through the perspective of a mental model. A different way of looking at cultivation theory in like manner that mental model focus on the situations, events, and objectives. These two theories correlate with on another when finding the reasons why people act the way they act. The extent of television becoming a major part of the daily live of a woman making social judgments, and assuming “It is clear that television has