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Research-
discover something
Steps in Media Research
1. Medium-(TV News Paper Net
2. The Use and Users- Who uses and users
3. Effects of the medium- What does it convey
4. How can it be improved
Research is Ongoing in all four phases
New Mediums
New Groups
New Audiences
More Effects/Improvements
Effects of Media on an Audience
What does it do to people, changes their opinions, feelings etc
Find an interesting area to study
or something of interest
Research Procedures
1. Select a Problem
2. Review existing research
3. Develop a research question
4. Determine Methodology
5. Collect Data
6. Analyze and interpret
Developing Research Questions
Is Topic too broad?
Can it be investigated?
Can data be analyzed?
Is the problem important?
Can results be generalized?
Planned approach appropriate?
Time, Money, Harm
Abstract Idea
Concept expressed by different ideas readability formed by generalizing from particulars.
Combine Characteristics Objects or People into Categories
Simple writing style increases readability
Use of concept simplifies communication among people who understand the concept
Readability can be improved with multimedia
Abstract Idea- (Agenda Setting)
Broken down into lower-level concepts (gatekeepers-another concept, control the topics in the news, frame another concept, the way stories are presented, perception
Construct cannot be observed directly but we can watch people reading the newspaper, but we cannot "observe" how they develop their opinions about various news events
Construct is developed for research purpose
Variable
the phenomena and events that are measured or manipulated in research
More than one value-like watching tv, watching less than 5 hours a week, watch 5-15, etc
Variables are like the factors that change the experiment
The creation, measurement, manipulation of variables is really the heart of research
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