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CHAPTER 4: ENTERTAINMENT………
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“nothing is what it seems,” and
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assault, from fear of contracting c
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shootings, many residents of the ar
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person but signify something entire
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Sports show there is a Sports Disas
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was suspended for pretending to sho
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individual personalities rather tha
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used to describe a person’s menta
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11, may cause people to feel anxiou
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when the danger is no longer presen
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The possibility of recurrence Altho
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anxiety. 67 However, it was sociolo
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experts in the field of risk. 73 Th
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examine the American media, its con
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MA: Perseus Books, 1999). 74 Wilkin
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Generally, the term media is meant
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entertain rather than inform and it
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Television is a rapid information s
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more evidence of the severity and d
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and hazard from the media than they
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environment, our neighbors, childre
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H. Aaron Cohl asserts that people l
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MEDIA EFFECTS Despite evidence that
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of risk factors by presenting graph
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seen most recently dominate people
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outcome rather than probability sec
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viewers are more likely to buy new
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Peril (New York: Alfred A. Knoph, 2
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