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The document discusses celebrity worship syndrome, which is an obsession with celebrities where someone becomes overly involved with details of a celebrity's personal life. It notes that 47 out of 51 people surveyed know what celebrity obsession is. It describes three types of celebrity worship - entertainment social, intense-personal, and borderline-pathological. Examples are given of fanbases that people with celebrity worship syndrome may be part of. Common works cited on the topic are also listed at the end.
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2) The media uses stereotypes as narrative shortcuts to quickly communicate information, reflecting existing stereotypes in a culture rather than simply creating new ones. This can reinforce the ideas behind stereotypes.
3) Stereotypes usually have an element of truth but overlook individual traits and are often created by those outside the group, exerting a power over how that group is viewed.
Influences on choices in music
There are several factors that influence people's music preferences, including fear of social rejection, gender, and personality traits. Studies show that 79% of the time people choose popular music rather than what they personally prefer due to conscious or unconscious fear of not being accepted. Additionally, males tend to prefer music with exaggerated bass while females often respond more emotionally. The Big Five personality traits - neuroticism, extraversion, conscientiousness, agreeableness, and openness - also impact music choices.
Representation Theories
The document discusses several representation theories and stereotype theory. It examines how media portrays and constructs ideals of gender and stereotypes. Stereotypes are preconceived ideas about groups that can change over time. Richard Dyer's star theory holds that stars are constructed images represented across media to embody certain ideologies and target audiences. Audiences relate to stars and may try to emulate them.
Representation Theories
The document discusses several representation theories and stereotype theory. It examines how media portrays and constructs ideals of gender and stereotypes. Stereotypes are preconceived ideas about groups that can change over time. Richard Dyer's star theory holds that stars are constructed images represented across media to embody certain ideologies and target audiences. Audiences relate to stars and may try to emulate their admired qualities.
Celebrities are not role models
The document discusses how celebrities are often used to endorse products and lifestyles through their visibility in the media. However, celebrities should not be viewed as role models because many struggle publicly with substance and alcohol abuse. Teenagers frequently look up to and emulate celebrities. Witnessing celebrity addictions and stunts can encourage risky behaviors in teens by making such actions seem normal or acceptable. The document concludes that parents should guide youth to set their own positive examples rather than relying on celebrity influences.
Bullying 1
This document discusses bullying and provides information about what bullying is, the different types, characteristics of bullies and targets, and ways to address bullying. It defines bullying as intentional, hurtful, and repeated harmful behavior, including physical, verbal, or relational acts. The document outlines direct bullying as physical or verbal acts, and indirect bullying as social isolation or spreading rumors. It encourages students to avoid bullying by reporting incidents to trusted adults and provides suggestions for how bystanders can intervene to stop bullying.
Week 3 Oppression & AMP; Microaggression
The document defines oppression as "a system that maintains advantages and disadvantages based on social group memberships and operates intentionally and unintentionally, on individual, institutional and cultural levels." It discusses common labels used to describe oppressed and oppressor groups. Privilege is defined as "social advantages, benefits, or degrees of prestige and respect that an individual has by virtue of belonging to certain social identity group." Dominant and subordinate groups are discussed along with the impact of privilege/oppression. The document also covers intersectionality, oppression matrices, microaggressions, common examples of racial, gender, LGBT, and religious microaggressions, and considerations for whether and how to respond to microaggressions.
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This document provides an overview of an event called "Movies for Mental Health" held at De Anza College on May 10, 2017. The event was organized to use films and discussion to raise awareness about mental health issues and reduce stigma. It included an introduction, screening short films about mental illness, and a panel discussion. The document defines mental illness and wellness, discusses how stigma feels, and provides information on how people can get involved in future events through an ambassador program.
Psychology of selfie
The document discusses the history and psychology of selfies. It traces the origins of self-portraits back to the 15th century and discusses how technology has enabled the rise of the selfie culture. Taking selfies can boost self-esteem and confidence but may also be linked to narcissism, obsession, and body dysmorphic disorder in some cases. The psychology of selfies is complex as they can have both benefits and drawbacks for mental health and social perception.
Youth gender etc
This document discusses Richard Dyer's star theory and how youth, gender, and ethnicity are represented in indie music videos. It explains that stars are constructed through marketing rather than reflecting the real person. For example, Miley Cyrus' star persona differs from who she is privately. It also notes that stars are made into commodities to generate profit, and this leads record labels to produce similar stars. Gender representation in music videos often depicts a male gaze and women as objects. Ethnicity of stars can influence fans' views, and portrayals sometimes rely on stereotypes that may not accurately represent a group.
All about Bullying
This document discusses bullying, including definitions, types, characteristics of bullies and targets, and ways to address it. Bullying is defined as intentional, hurtful, and repeated behavior where students are teased, harassed or assaulted verbally or physically. There are two types - direct bullying includes physical or verbal acts, while indirect involves social manipulation. Bullies enjoy power and control while lacking empathy, and anyone can be a target. The document provides advice on avoiding, reporting and stopping bullying by being assertive, making friends with targets, and getting help from trusted adults.
Personality disorders by elzeany
This document describes various personality disorders categorized into three clusters (A, B, and C) and provides descriptive behaviors for each. It also lists nursing interventions. Cluster A disorders include paranoid, schizoid, and schizotypal personalities. Cluster B includes antisocial, borderline, histrionic, and narcissistic personalities. Cluster C comprises avoidant, dependent, and obsessive-compulsive personalities. The nursing interventions focus on ensuring safety, reducing anxiety, maintaining consistency, and helping clients build competence and self-worth.
Overcoming Shame
Overcoming Shame By Mr. Nilesh Mandlecha
Overcoming Shame
When Socially unacceptable thing has happened with you and people look down at you- How you can deal with this situation is explained in this video.
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- 1. Celebrity Worship Syndrome Ariana Manzo March 1,2013 Orcutt Academy High School Frosh Core
- 2. Do any of these Celebrities intrigue you?
- 3. Who knows what Celebrity Obsession is. Do you know what • 47 out of 51 people Celebrity Obsession is? know what Celebrity Obsession is. 50 40 30 20 10 0 Yes No
- 4. What is Celebrity Worship syndrome? • Celebrity Obsession is a disorder where someone becomes overly involved with the details in a Celebrity’s personal life. (it is known as ‘Celebrity Obsession’ and ‘Celebrity Worship Syndrome’)
- 5. How Celebrity Who is Celebrity How Celebrity Obsessed are you? Obsessed? Obsessed are you? not obsessed I like Celebrities but im not obsessed maybe a little Im close to being Obsessed Im obsessed…..big time! Data from self-generated online survey. Take Survey Now!
- 6. The 3 Types • Entertainment • Intense-Personal Social -When you have intense -People who feelings about the celebrity. like to talk about this celebrity or has a slight interest. • Borderline-Pathological -Uncontrollable behaviors and fantasies about that celebrity.
- 7. Examples of people with Celebrity Worship Syndrome
- 8. Fanbases Most People with CWS are apart of a “fanbase”. -Selena Gomez= Selenators -One Direction= Directioners -Justin Bieber= Beliebers -Big Time Rush= Rushers -Demi Lovato= Lovatics -Taylor Swift= Swifties
- 9. Work Cited Work Cited • "Celebrity worship syndrome." 26th January 2013. Wikipedia. 30th January 2013 <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celebrity_Worship_Syndrome>. • Saed, Omnia. "Celebrity obsessions have gone too far." 23rd January 2013. the A blast. 30th january 2012 <http://www.thea-blast.org/editorials/2013/01/23/celebrity- obsessions-have-gone-too-far/>. • "Teen Idols." 28th January 2013. wikipedia. 30th January 2013 <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teen_idol>. • (Celebrity Worship Syndrome Abounds) • Brainybetty.com
- 10. Brought to you by: Ariana Manzo March 1,2013 Orcutt Academy High School Frosh Core