Universiteit van Amsterdam · Communciation Science · Introduction to Communication Science (ICS)

The document consists of the 4th ICS assignment where Hall's readings and ideologies are applied to a given article. For this assignment, I received an 8.51.

Everything relevant for the second partial exam of the Introduction to Communication Science course.

This bundle contains 3 ICS assignments

This is an assignment for the ICS course. I have received a 9.25/10 on this assignment. It contains explanations of mediatization, media logic, and news values, as well as links between these concepts. These concepts are supported with examples from news articles. The traditional agenda-setting hypothesis is explained. A new agenda-setting hypothesis in which the role of social media is taken into account is also formulated.

This is an assignment for the ICS course. I have received a 9.7/10 on this assignment. It contains hypotheses on teenagers' Facebook use based on the uses and gratifications theory. It also contains explanations of the elaboration likelihood model and the social judgment theory, as well as strategies to influence people to buy more environmentally friendly products. Although the subject may differ in the following years, it is a good starting point to better understand these theories. The only...

These are my notes after the midterm for ICS, they contain the knowledge needed to pass the second exam.

These are my notes for the midterm of ICS.

This is a detailed in-depth summary of all the modules for the first partial exam, including examples, pros/cons of each theory, and key definitions.

Samenvatting van McQuails mass communication theory, hoofdstuk 1 tot en met 14. Universiteit van Amsterdam opleiding Communicatiewetenschap

Introduction to Communication Science, McQuails mass communication theory, Chapter 9-14