How does media affect people and shape their perception of reality?

I think that the media has the strongest influence on young people, especially social media, and those who interact with inexperienced people, especially Learning Centers, or who have the potential to interact with them on a variety of issues.

If someone sees a legitimate wing, rhetoric, foreign aversion, often racial discrimination and gender-specific news channels, even if the news is not true, they will begin to believe everything it reports. To make matters worse, they are often crazy about certain issues such as immigration control, women's rights, strange candidates for political standpoints, and so on. They did not go out to educate themselves, just like people educated well. Instead, they swallow those released by these TV channels and online blogs and tweets.

Then they voted for those who promised to eventually endorse their best interests and promise to make "great" things for them, and they ignored them. And I will work. They did not see that this moron only supports the rich benefits like him, by the haze of faith for all propaganda.

In addition, the media told young people the wrong message that they must have the right car, the correct clothes, the latest gadget, etc. like enthusiasm for materialism. They spend all their money on money, not saving for the future.

To make matters worse, the media blindly responds to products that earn money from products promoting women's ideas as sex products, including tights, plenty of cosmetics, and information on her body, not just the body of the girl. Keep in mind, it tells them that Kardashian is the ultimate goal and seems not to be a good education and career. Also, not to build a meaningful relationship, tell people that only girls that look like this should be dated.

The only benefit to the media is that homosexuality and acceptance of transgender (by advertising movies and stars) is more common and erroneously promoting tolerance.

Iyengar and Kinder (1987) notes that the media is not "changing the reality", but instead changes the idea by asking in a specific context (frame), positioning them through noticeable and associative (starting) I made it. " In this article, I looked at how the media's position influences and influences audience perception Van Dijk emphasized the text and cognitive function of the title (Van Dijk 1991b Their main function is to use title information or opinion in this case as a framework for processing subsequent information (Van Dijk 1991a) In the digital age all information is broadcast on television broadcast The headlines play a dual role in thinking ideas and anchor text as search tools so that the words used in the title are related in people's memory It is an important trigger in the process of thinking to activate dormant associations.

Mass media influenced our reality perception. Americans get more information from the mass media. If the event is not written in the newspaper before the television broadcast, the person may never know what the incident happened. Even after the arrival and development of television, the mass media influenced our reality. When a story emerges on television, the news reports a lot about its importance. The content of the first episode or the second episode is much more than the last story of the news. If a story does not appear on the TV news report, many people will not know specific events.