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How does media portrayal of conflicts shape your perception of them?

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When you flip through channels or scroll through newsfeeds, the way conflicts are presented by the media can profoundly influence your understanding of them. The framing of stories, the language used, and the images selected can all shape your perception, often without you even realizing it. Whether it's a local dispute or an international crisis, the media's portrayal can alter the narrative, sway public opinion, and even affect the outcome of the conflict itself. Understanding this power is crucial in becoming a more discerning consumer of news and media content.

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MUKTAR ISMAIL NOUH

Accountant / Web Developer at ASKA NSW COMMUNITY INC

1 Framing Effects

The concept of framing refers to the way media outlets choose to present information about a conflict. You might notice that certain facts are highlighted while others are downplayed or ignored, which can lead you to view the situation from a particular angle. For instance, if a news report focuses on the humanitarian impact of a war rather than the strategic military objectives, you're more likely to sympathize with the affected civilians and perceive the conflict as a human rights issue rather than a geopolitical move.

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Gig Hitao

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Media portrayal of conflicts let's me know that something is going on, but I am aware that every news media source in the USA is biased and promotes a hidden agenda for their own interests. If I'm really interested, I then pursue alternative information sources and try to fill in the blanks from my own personal experiences over several decades.

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Orrin Konheim

Freelance Reporter-Washington Times, Falls Church News Press, Zebra Magazine, DC Line, etc
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I have been acquainted with dozens of journalists throughout over a dozen years of professional reporting, and for the most part, we are simply trying to get from the start of a blank page to a coherent and well-told story that will be filed on deadline and will get us paid. If we're lucky we can indulge the artistic side of us that wants to be a good storyteller. However, as budgets get tighter and work gets tighter, we are way too busy to engage in slant, let alone the kind of deep state conspiracies that people accuse us of. The vast majority of complaints towards the media (at least print) are not relevant to the actual way the profession works. We go through multiple layers of editors and are conscious of AP Style and libel laws.

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2 Language Choices

The words and phrases media producers select can heavily influence your emotions and opinions. Describing protestors as 'freedom fighters' or 'rebels' can create vastly different impressions. Language that evokes fear, anger, or compassion can steer your understanding in a specific direction. Paying attention to these choices can help you recognize the underlying tone of the coverage and consider alternative perspectives that may not be immediately apparent.

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3 Visual Impact

Images and videos are powerful tools in media production that can instantly evoke strong reactions. A photograph of a child in a war-torn country might tug at your heartstrings, while footage of military parades could instill a sense of pride or fear. These visual elements are carefully selected to accompany narratives, and they play a significant role in shaping your perception of the conflict's nature and its participants.

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4 Source Credibility

The credibility of the source reporting the conflict can also affect your perception. Trusted news outlets are likely to be taken at face value, while you might approach information from less reputable sources with skepticism. However, even respected media can exhibit bias, so it's beneficial to consider multiple sources and perspectives to form a more balanced view of the situation.

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MUKTAR ISMAIL NOUH

Accountant / Web Developer at ASKA NSW COMMUNITY INC
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Trust in media can vary. It's essential to consume information from diverse sources, critically evaluate their credibility, and cross-reference information to form a well-rounded understanding.

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5 Social Influence

Social media platforms amplify the impact of media portrayal by facilitating the rapid spread of information—and misinformation—about conflicts. The opinions and reactions of your peers can further shape your perception, as you're likely to be influenced by the collective sentiment of your social network. Being aware of this social influence can help you maintain objectivity and critically evaluate the information you encounter.

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6 Personal Bias

Lastly, it's important to recognize your own biases when consuming media about conflicts. Your personal experiences, background, and beliefs can filter the information you receive, leading you to gravitate toward narratives that confirm your existing viewpoints. Actively seeking out diverse perspectives and challenging your assumptions can broaden your understanding and help you perceive conflicts more accurately.

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7 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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