GROUPTHINK AND SOCIAL IDENTITY CONNECTION TO SOCIAL MEDIA

This presentation will examine the relationship between these communication theories and modern social media, as well as provide examples of these connections. Groupthink Theory, communication theory created by Irving Janiswhere a consensus is developed in the group but is not reviewed for issues or problems that might occur. Social Identity Theory, a communication theory created by Henri Tajfel and John Turner where people select their […]

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Group 3 Presentation

This presentation aims to define two communication theories: medium theory and cultivation theory. In addition, the presenters aim to apply these theories to modern social media to analyze whether medium theory and cultivation theory are relevant. We applied medium theory to Snapchat and LinkedIn and applied the cultivation theory to video games and non-fictional social […]

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Groupthink and Social Identity Connection to Social Media

This presentation will examine the relationship between these communication theories and modern social media, as well as provide examples of these connections. Groupthink Theory, communication theory created by Irving Janis where a consensus is developed in the group but is not reviewed for issues or problems that might occur. Social Identity Theory, a communication theory created by Henri Tajfel and […]

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Presentation Group 2

Abstract : We present Gatekeeping theory and Hypodermic Needle theory into three parts respectively. The first part to introduce the history and definition of each theory. For better understanding the theories, second is to illustrate them with examples ( Gatekeeping is explained with Fox News. Needle theory used Orsen Wells’s film and Victoria’s “perfect body” advertisement). […]

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SIDE model and Coordinated Management of Meaning

Our presentation talks about two communication theories: Social Identity model of Deindividuation Effects and Coordinated Management of Meaning. Proposed by Lea and Spears (1991), the SIDE model argues that the anonymity created by computer-mediated communication helps individuals to identity, affirm and strengthen their individual as well as group identities. On social media, individuals are able […]

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