Rising sea levels, melting ices in the Arctic and Antarctica seem pretty familiar to people whenever mentioning about Global Warming. But rarely of them aware that Global Warming could bring about many profound consequences directly to human beings such as dangerous climate change-related diseases, catastrophes, ecosystem failure and even war just because of the diminution of natural resources. Having said that, Global Warming is no longer a typical environment issue. It is now a worldwide pressing problem that everyone should have some particular consciousnesses about it. The following essay is to give a general view towards Global Warming as well as how media effects this phenomenon. It is divided into six main parts:
1. Introduction:
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Cultivation theory was developed by Professor George Gerbner and Larry Gross in 1970s, stating that television has a gradual long-term effect on viewers’ perception of reality, behaviors and beliefs. But it’s small and over time. Researchers also argue that it doesn’t necessarily make changes to people’s mindset, it just reinforces it. For example, if the mass media provides a person who believes that human causes Global Warming the idea that the Earth gets warmer due to tons of human actions, he would be certain of it even …show more content…
Actually, there was a movie called The Day After Tomorrow released in 2004 represents climatic effects leading to the end of the world. In 2009, once again, Roland Emmerich produced a movie with a doomsday topic- “2012”. But until the year of 2012, many articles, videos, images about 21/12/2012 is exactly the end of the world day, audiences who spend a lot of time on television and means of communication started to panic, concerned due to the overwhelmed information that media transported to them, some of whom even did the same what they had seen like constructed shelters, prepared for medical and food supplies, etc.
Having brought up the two cases from the above and all the data about the connection between Global Warming and Media, there is no room for doubt that Global Warming is a worldwide pressing issue and media plays a vital role in its consequences. As good as it may seem but humans are still the ones who control this problem, not the media. Let the media support your notion to resolve Global Warming effectively, do not let it control all your thinking and make you even more confused or
A few months ago, strange, frigid weather was sweeping across the nation. Some places saw their first snowfall in eight years. Other cities ended up being colder than cities that were closer to the North Pole. Scientists believe that this is because of global warming. Some people don’t believe that this weird weather means that global warming is a serious thing: “Some question how it could be so cold if the planet is heating up.
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They also point out that global warming consensus is not based on science, but for the political purpose. From my perspective, the severity of climate change indeed can affect the decisions of policy-makers, such as green policy and governance. But it does not mean that people can just ignore the consequences of the enormous emission of greenhouse gases in the past few decades. First of all, countries in Latin America and Africa tend to concern more about climate change issue than other regions. I have noticed that the majority of climate change skeptics mentioned in the documentary were from U.S..
This is what causes George Gerbner to create the awareness of the Mean World Syndrome and Cultivation theory. According to George Gerbner and Michael Morgan, from the Mean World Syndrome documentary, they had said that the Cultivation theory suggest that the media is responsible for shaping its’ viewers
Mass media can have an effect on a person perception. It can change the way a person thinks or acts toward other people. Watching a particular movie or a television show can allow people to create assumptions about a certain group of people. Stereotypes are shown through the media in race, gender and social classes (Croteau 192). The people from the Middle East are one particular example of a race that is that is depicted in a negative light.
Global warming is a big problem that we have to face nowadays. If you search Google for the word “global warming’, you will get over 70 million pages of results. The subject has certainly drawn a lot of attention. And now I will talk more about “what is global warming” , the cause and the effects it has on the earth and also some possible solutions for this problem.
One of the most influential factor is definitely the media. First of all, we need to understand what cultivation means. Cultivation is how media in general affects the individual, in their view of their social reality. By only showing certain points of view, television today has enough power to affect the public discourse and therefore the individuals train of thoughts (Shanahan and Morgan 1999, p.4). This may cause certain misconceptions about different aspects of life, than one’s own aspects, thus altering their opinions but that is not all it causes.
Name: Khalid Albaiji Section: SC135 TOPIC: Global Warming GENERAL PURPOSE: To Persuade SPECIFIC PURPOSE: To persuade my audience to aware them about the harmful effects of Global Warming and encourage the audience to help make a difference to stop global warming.
Homero Castro Ms. Cabaj English IV, 3rd period 12 February 2018 Global Warming Global Warming is affecting the entire world. The issue of global warming is important because it’s affecting everyone.
Global warming is all about adverse climate change caused by the trapping of greenhouse gases in the earth's atmosphere that affects biodiversity and poses a serious health hazard. Scientists have found strong evidence that human activities have caused most of the warming since the mid-1900 (“global warming”). Humans are responsible for
An example of this is Lazarfelds two-step flow theory. Baran (2012) states that “behaviour was limited by opinion leaders – people who initially consumed media content on topics of particular interest to them, interpreted it in light of their own values and beliefs, and then passed it on to opinion followed, people like them who had less frequent contact with media.” This theory can only go so far as in this day in age there are so many different mediums used to convey media information. With television, radio, newspapers, magazines, film and social media/internet they have the ability to influence the way we act dress and communicate with others. Our perception of what’s right
Causes and Effects of World Destruction in “The Day After Tomorrow” The Day After Tomorrow, directed by Roland Emmerich, is an acclaimed science fiction catastrophe movie that was released in the year 2004. It is a movie that was loved and appreciated by many people including critics. “Many of the cliches in this movie predate the last Ice Age (Rainer, 2004),” said Peter Rainer who thought that the movie ‘The Day After Tomorrow’ was very informative. This movie received an overwhelming amount of positive reviews from a wide range of audiences.
Global Warming causes and solutions The majority of scientists around the world have a fear of global warming and its effects on nature and humans around the world. Global warming is considered as one of the most threatened in our world today. This essay presents and explains the impact of global warming on earth and suggests to finding the best solutions can be done in order to minimizing those reason that affected on raising the temperatures to avoid this problem.
The theory explains “how individuals use mass communication to gratify their needs” (Burgeon, Hunsaker and Dawson, 1994, cited in Udende and Azeez, 2010, p. 34). The theory holds that “people influence the effects that mass media have on them” (Anaeto et al, 2008 cited in Edegoh, Asemah and Nwammuo, 2013, p. 23). The assumption of the theory is that people are not just passive receivers of media messages; rather, they actively influence the message effects. Media audience selectively choose, attend to, perceive and retain media offerings on the basis of their needs, beliefs, etc., thus, “there are as many reasons for using the media as there are media users”
More research needs to be done to show that there are other factors other than what was mentioned above that could shape ones idea. However, other people may have different opinions about it. I would conclude that even though mass media can influent people’s idea, it all depends on how an individual uses these mediums to shape their