Exam 13: Psychology in Action: Media Psychology

Increased anti-social or pro-social behaviour could be the result of exposure to anti-social or pro-social models in the media that:

Cognitive dissonance is a term describing:

Most research into the effects of video games and the media on behaviour have studied:

Self-perception theory suggests:

Campaigns to combat addiction have had:

The percentage of stalkers who already knew their victims before stalking them is:

Research identifies stalkers as typically having severe issues with:

Emotional flooding, as part of the progression to stalking behaviour, involves:

The majority of violent video games promote:

The Absorption-Addiction Model of celebrity worship assumes that absorption with a celebrity or celebrities often leads to:

In the Elaboration Likelihood Model, processing through a central route is used if recipients have:

Television is particularly effective in persuasion because:

Which of the following personal characteristics of the communicator is not identified in the Hovland-Yale model of persuasion?

Limitations of research into media influences on behaviour include a lack of data on:

Entertainment-social celebrity worship is based on the celebrity being:

Addiction prevention's three stages involve stopping people becoming addicted, identifying those at risk, and:

Violence in the media is likely to increase anti-social behaviour if it:

The first stage in the 12-Step Programme combating addiction involves addicts admitting openly that:

The order of stages for the recipient in the Hovland-Yale model is:

The first stage in the Stages of Change Model of addiction is known as: