Beginning of the semester phrases
Contest over resources
Politics
Gaps in information within an organization
Structural Hole
Risk is shaped by
people's perceptions
Required broadcasters to air diverse viewpoints and discuss controversial matters of public interest
What is the "Fairness Doctrine"
People mentally simulate and visualize what they hear or read, this mental simulation and visualization of communication can
Foster embodied cognition
The summation of all of our positive and negative beliefs
Attitudes
You will not be replaced by AI
You will be replaced by someone who knows how to use it
Affect
Emotional reaction
Misinformation
Unintentional mistakes such as inaccurate captions, dates, statistics
People often judge an entire situation by how it ended
End-point bias
Collective Action Problem
People overestimate how something will effect them
Impact Bias
Reason
Form your judgments using logic
Disinformation
Information that is fabricated deliberately
"I want to help you relieve your pain" is
Compassion
Something out of place
Disgusting
The press doesn’t tell people what to think, but tells people what to think about
Agenda-setting
Uknown consequences
Threat
Malinformation
Deliberate publication of private information for personal or other interests
Part of the brain that stores information
Memory Engrams
Reject info that threatens our identity and we accept info that affirms our identity
Identity Protective Cognition
When departments do not communicate with one another, what does this cause
Structural Hole
Known consequences
Fear
“26 words that created the internet,” this section of the 1996 Communication Decency Act protects tech companies because it stipulates that providers of internet forums would not be liable for user-posted speech
Section 230
Most persuasive tool
Narrative