Larissa

UW Madison 24'
International Studies and Spanish

[Larissa @larissaaa073]

Considering the topics discussed by the guest speaker today, if increased internet use shows an increased perception of polarization, how will this effect younger generations that have a lot more access to the internet at an earlier age? #J201 #303

[Larissa @larissaaa073]

How could opinion writers shift away from this negative impact?

[Larissa @larissaaa073]

Reflecting on the impact of opinion columns in terms of politics, and how these opinion columns impact peoples perception of politics. Is a possible intent for those who write political opinion columns, division and polarization? #UWJ201 #303

[Larissa @larissaaa073]

If the way people interact with their talk networks impacts the way they vote or split their ticket, would encouraging those who live in urban areas to diversify their talk networks help or harm those running for office in those regions? #UWJ201 #303

[Larissa @larissaaa073]

Those who engage in magical thinking are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories could this be related to overconsumption of TV media where more unrealistic events occur? #UWJ201 #303

[Larissa @larissaaa073]

Looking at the way that TV impacts peoples view on the world around them, how could the TV media shift to more positively impact the way people view the world? #UWJ201 #303

[Larissa @larissaaa073]

Reflecting on the topics discussed today: How could the 20th century media studies be done in modern day? Would we see a change in how people are affected through media exposure? Or would it show similar results to the past? #UWJ201 #303