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Values are principles that we use to judge the worth of an idea or practice. They guide our decisions and actions, defining what we consider right or wrong, desirable or undesirable.

Propaganda is a deliberate, systematic attempt to influence people's perceptions, beliefs, and behavior to achieve a specific agenda.

Spin refers to the presentation of information in a biased way, often to highlight positive aspects while downplaying negative ones. It's a form of communication used to control how people perceive a situation.

Public relations is a way of engaging with the public to build positive relationships and influence their perception of an individual or organization.

The Institute for Propaganda Analysis identified seven propaganda devices, helping people to critically analyze information and identify bias.

A propaganda technique that uses the authority of a person to promote a message. The credibility of the person is transferred to the message, suggesting endorsement.

A propaganda technique that uses negative language to create fear and prejudice against a group, belief, or institution. It aims to incite hatred and rejection.

This technique makes a biased argument by using only selective information, often omitting or discrediting opposing evidence. It creates a misleading impression of a topic.

A propaganda technique that emphasizes the idea that everyone is doing something, implying that if you don't join in, you'll miss out or be at a disadvantage.

This method uses the voice of ordinary people to endorse a person, product, or idea, creating the impression of general support and authenticity.

This technique aims to create a connection with the audience by appealing to their values and beliefs, using vague and general statements that lack substance.

This technique leads people to believe the person delivering the message is like them, coming from humble beginnings or sharing similar experiences. It aims to build trust and rapport.

This theory suggests that cinema inherently reflects ideology, as the mechanics of film representation itself are ideological, and films are created to portray reality.

An ideology is a set of beliefs, ideas, and values that shape a person's understanding of the world. In media, an ideology can be reflected in the themes, characters, and storylines.