Introduction to Communication Science

This is a small summary to introduce you to Communication Science, the topics summarized here are discussed in week 1 of the Introduction to Communication Science course at the UvA

This is a summary of the Agenda Setting Theory of Maxwell McCombs & Donald Shaw, which is part of the Introduction to Communication Science course at the UvA

Summary of the Social Judgement Theory of Muzafer Sherif, which is part of the Introduction to Communication Science course at the UvA

A short summary of the Priming concept, which is part of the Introduction to Communication Science course at the UvA

This is a summary of the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) of Richard Petty and John Cacioppo, which is part of the Introduction to Communication Science course at the UvA. (This is the theory discussed in the "Media Use" module)

This is a summary of the Cultural Studies of Stuart Hall, which is part of the Introduction to Communication Science course at the UvA

This is a summary of the Knowledge Gap Theory of Tichenor, Donohue and Olien, which is part of the Introduction to Communication Science course at the UvA

Notes on the Social Learning Theory by Albert Bandura, which is part of the Introduction to Communication Science course at the UvA

This is a summary of the Cognitive Dissonance Theory of Leon Festinger, which is part of the Introduction to Communication Science course at the UvA

This is a summary of the Spiral Of Silence Theory of Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann, which is part of the Introduction to Communication Science course at the UvA