METHODS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL INFLUENCE ON THE AUDIENCE USED BY MASS MEDIA
Abstract
Sashenko A.D.
Keywords: Mass media, audience, influence, manipulation, suggestion, the information.
The author shares the idea that today the information has been transformed into the major tool of manipulation. The article shows various methods of psychological influence on the audience which are widely used by mass media. The author describes the use of stereotypes, propaganda, propagation and programming as the most effective influence methods of mass media on a person. We live in the world of high technologies and progress that never stop. In such a world mass media play an important role in everybody’s life.
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