1. How effective can propaganda be? According to the Germans during World War II, they produced hundreds of films that were designed to convince people that German war machines were invincible.
2. According to the text, it states " One principle to emerge from the limited-effects perspective that remains important today is the notion of selective exposure to communication" (pg. 69). Would you say that individuals now are more likely to be open to what they might see in the media or do they still avoid messages that they might disagree with. Why and how?
3. Do certain media dispute negative discourse to change the viewer's mood? For example, news outlets consistently show negative things and barely any positive aspects that happen either around the world or in your city. Why or why not?