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You focused on important questions which is good. I think you focused more on white collar crimes rather than the media on covering crimes, how they influence viewers etc. I think you went a little off topic with this. Overall good survey questions!

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How Does This Topic on Media Bias Relate to the Social Conflict Theory? Let Me Hear Your Thoughts.

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How Does This Topic on Media Bias Relate to the Social Conflict Theory? Let Me Hear Your Thoughts.

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Personally, I believe that the social-conflict theory supports the survey respondents' and my own opinion on why crime exist and what keeps the cycle going. The social conflict theory states that the greediness in today's society drives everything and changes the power dynamic between the rich and the poor. It states that certain institutions, like the media and criminal justice system, encourage a cycle of deviance and incarceration for the sake of profit and power dynamics. And yes, it seems incredibly apparent that laws have been written to target minorities and the poor, such as anti-homeless laws and the War on Drugs. However, we see rich offenders get away with the same crimes.

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Portrayal v. Reality: White Collar Crimes

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Portrayal v. Reality: White Collar Crimes

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The media, in my eyes, underscores the severity and prevalence of white-collar crimes and the effects they have on society. Scams, hacking, and fraud can all have profound and damaging effects on peoples' livelihoods. As I read those newspapers, I noticed that either white collar crimes were reported less or that there weren't as many committed. You can either draw two conclusions from this: either the media purposely downplays white-collar crimes because it is detrimental to their interests or it is simply that white collar crimes occur less or are more covert.

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Looking back at Unit 2 Section 1, what school of thought do you believe in on why crime exists?

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Looking back at Unit 2 Section 1, what school of thought do you believe in on why crime exists?

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The statistics in the FBI link given only gave me details on violent crimes and property crimes. It would have been helpful to compare the statistics of violent crimes to white-collar crimes.

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Does the Survey Data Surprise You? What are Your Thoughts?

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Does the Survey Data Surprise You? What are Your Thoughts?

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The media has used scare tactics and hyperbole when it comes to crime and deviance.

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The media has used scare tactics and hyperbole when it comes to crime and deviance.

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Media coverage on crime has led to a public disconnect and ignorance of crime itself, the criminal justice system, and how law enforcement and statutes affect various communities.

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Media coverage on crime has led to a public disconnect and ignorance of crime itself, the criminal justice system, and how law enforcement and statutes affect various communities.

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Media coverage on crime overemphasizes the urgency of stopping some types of crime rather than others. 

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Media coverage on crime overemphasizes the urgency of stopping some types of crime rather than others. 

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The media focuses on issues like police brutality and law misconduct with fairness to the victim of the violence. 

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The media focuses on issues like police brutality and law misconduct with fairness to the victim of the violence. 

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The media creates a narrative on crime that upholds profiteering from incarceration and encourages cycles of deviance.

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The media creates a narrative on crime that upholds profiteering from incarceration and encourages cycles of deviance.

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The media provides accurate and fair coverage of both sides of the justice system and does not diminish the importance of fairness and equity.

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The media provides accurate and fair coverage of both sides of the justice system and does not diminish the importance of fairness and equity.

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The severity of white-collar crimes is downplayed and diminished by the media.

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The severity of white-collar crimes is downplayed and diminished by the media.

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When crimes are reported on television, they usually have to do with drug crimes.

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When crimes are reported on television, they usually have to do with drug crimes.

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The media has adequately pointed out systemic flaws in the justice system.

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The media has adequately pointed out systemic flaws in the justice system.

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If comfortable sharing, list your race/ethnicity.

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If comfortable sharing, list your race/ethnicity.

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Over the past decade, the media's coverage of crime has been favorable to law enforcement.

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Over the past decade, the media's coverage of crime has been favorable to law enforcement.

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What are Your Thoughts on The Media's Reporting Data as You See Above?

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What are Your Thoughts on The Media's Reporting Data as You See Above?

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Are the results I found from reading local newspapers consistent with your thoughts and notions about how news media reports crime? Are you surprised with the data? Did these news outlets ignore white collar crimes, or are white collar crimes rarer?

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Violent vs. Non Violent Crime Articles Found

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WC vs. NWC Crime Articles Found

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From: Star Tribune, Boston Globe, Chicago Sun-Times
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