This post outlines the characteristics of descriptive and bivariate statistical use, how to use them and what to avoid during its use.
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Semiotics and Roland Barthes
The study of the relationship between images and what they signify is called semiotics.
How to Conduct Observational Research
A combination of a first-person and a second-person account, which takes place in a naturalistic setting, of the actions and behaviours of a specific group of people
Theories of Popular Culture
This post examines the cultural relationships between folk culture vs. popular culture and high culture vs. low culture.
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History of Audience Studies
This post examines the history of audience studies and the changes since then.
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Cultural Theory and Postmodernism
This post examines the cultural form that postmodernism takes, the influence of industrial culture
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Constructivism
Constructivism is a scientific theory that attempts to explain why some people are more successful in attaining their interpersonal communication goals than others.
Knowing More and Increasing Prevention of HIV/AIDS in Canada
when one acknowledges the effects of the HIV/AIDS virus, the individual will come to understand what HIV does to the human body.
Cultural Identity and Stereotyping
In recent times, and partly as a result of the increasing importance of the media in constructing people’s identities, people seem to have developed a much more fragmented and fluid sense of their own identities.
Fan, Fan Theory and Contemporary Culture
Fans who ally themselves within their counterparts have adopted a different outlook on life, or a lifestyle that differs from the suburbanized constructs of dominant lifestyles.
