https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk How does media impact criminal behavior? en-us 2020-09-30 11:47:07 UTC 2020-10-10 11:19:41 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4fa.png emily_rose_allen https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk/wish/818506062
"In other words, traffickers are more prone to be “copycats” than to be “triggered” into violence by the media."

Source Type: Study
Author: Viridian Rios
Value: creates an in-depth study, discusses statistics related to crime and media, offers varying perspectives on how media influences criminal behavior (and vice versa), explains how multiple factors may impact criminal behavior]]> 2020-10-10 10:34:45 UTC https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk/wish/818506062 emily_rose_allen https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk/wish/818508344
"In this new social media reality the public not only follows crime and justice, but participates and adds their own performances, the most noticeable being performance crimes."

Source Type: Article
Author: Ray Surette
Value: discusses social media and the impact on the criminal behavior in younger individuals, presents compelling case studies, focuses on a different type of criminal behavior - "performance crimes" ]]> 2020-10-10 10:40:02 UTC https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk/wish/818508344 emily_rose_allen https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk/wish/818510076
"When integrated with other long-term studies on the development of crime, it is concluded that the link between media violence and crime is weak after other environmental factors are taken into consideration."

Source Type: Journal Article
Author: Sarah M. Coyne
Value: compares various longitudinal studies, describes the development of media relating to crime, defines "violent" criminal behavior, provides compelling statistics ]]> 2020-10-10 10:43:31 UTC https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk/wish/818510076 emily_rose_allen https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk/wish/818512923
"The media are credited with being the most influential force in terms of our individual perceptions, beliefs, and behaviors, and the most powerful in shaping socio‐structural elements of society, including responses to crime."

Source Type: Journal Article
Author: Rae Taylor
Value: explores individual impact of the media and the impact on a society as a whole, describes different aspect of the media (such as framing effects, the notion of 'newsworthiness,' and a "CSI effect") ]]> 2020-10-10 10:50:07 UTC https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk/wish/818512923 emily_rose_allen https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk/wish/818515026
"On the whole, the researchers did not find any connection between watching forensic dramas and the ability to successfully avoid detection after committing a crime."

Source Type: Study
Author: Andreas Baranowski
Value: creates a legitimate study to test the psychological impact of television on specific criminal behavior ]]> 2020-10-10 10:54:40 UTC https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk/wish/818515026 emily_rose_allen https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk/wish/818516769
"Attention to crime and emergency shows was predictive of increased concern and other risk perceptions regarding alcohol-related incidents."

Source Type: Study
Author: Michael D. Slater and Parul Jain 
Value: explores a specific criminal behavior (underage drinking and assault), provides reliable statistics, supports different solutions to preventing alcohol induced crime

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"The internet is now the place where the seeds of extremism are planted and watered, where platform incentives guide creators toward the ideological poles, and where people with hateful and violent beliefs can find and feed off one another."

Source: Article & Case Study
Author: Kevin Roose
Value: describes a specific crime committed, suggests how media played a major role in the violence, and how media impacted others' schemas and thoughts towards the crime]]> 2020-10-10 11:03:12 UTC https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk/wish/818518277 emily_rose_allen https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk/wish/818522157
"Television has started becoming a major source where modeling and shaping of behavior is taking place."

Source: Video
Publisher: Indira Gandhi National Open University
Value: Offers several scientific perspectives, focuses on children and early development of violence]]> 2020-10-10 11:12:18 UTC https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk/wish/818522157 emily_rose_allen https://padlet.com/emily_rose_allen/ue3a5hzqyh7fj0uk/wish/818523723
"Other, more recent, incidents have echoed similar claims suggesting that popular culture has a nefarious influence on consumers."

Source: Article
Author: Nickie D. Phillips
Value: provides another case study relating to how the media inspired a violent crime, offers the perspectives of many phycologists 

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