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Making Sense of Television The Psychology of Audience Interpretation
Author: Sonia Livingstone
Year: 1998
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Hornik. Making Sense of Television: The Psychology of Audience Interpretation by Robert C. Hornik The book "Making Sense of Television: The Psychology of Audience Interpretation" by Robert C. Hornik provides a comprehensive overview of the psychological processes involved in television viewing and interpretation. Hornik argues that understanding these processes is essential for creating effective and engaging television content that resonates with audiences. He explores how viewers make sense of what they watch, why they interpret it in certain ways, and how their interpretations shape their perceptions of reality. Hornik begins by discussing the evolution of technology and its impact on society. He posits that technology has evolved at an incredible pace, leading to a vast array of choices for viewers. This abundance of options has created a culture of fragmentation, where individuals can choose from a variety of channels, genres, and platforms to suit their preferences. However, this very abundance also leads to a sense of disorientation and confusion, as viewers struggle to navigate the complex media landscape. Hornik suggests that understanding the psychological factors that influence audience interpretation is crucial for creating content that stands out in this crowded marketplace. One key aspect of audience interpretation is the concept of "making sense. " Hornik defines making sense as the process of fitting new information into pre-existing knowledge structures to form a coherent narrative.
Хорник. В книге «Making Sense of Television: The Psychology of Audience Interpretation by Robert C. Hornik: The Psychology of Audience Interpretation» представлен всесторонний обзор психологических процессов, связанных с просмотром и интерпретацией телепередач. Хорник утверждает, что понимание этих процессов необходимо для создания эффективного и привлекательного телевизионного контента, который находит отклик у аудитории. Он исследует, как зрители понимают то, что они смотрят, почему они интерпретируют это определенным образом и как их интерпретации формируют их восприятие реальности. Хорник начинает с обсуждения эволюции технологий и их влияния на общество. Он утверждает, что технологии развивались невероятными темпами, что привело к широкому выбору для зрителей. Такое обилие вариантов создало культуру фрагментации, когда индивиды могут выбирать из множества каналов, жанров и платформ в соответствии со своими предпочтениями. Однако само это изобилие также приводит к ощущению дезориентации и растерянности, поскольку зрители изо всех сил пытаются ориентироваться в сложном медийном ландшафте. Хорник предполагает, что понимание психологических факторов, которые влияют на интерпретацию аудитории, имеет решающее значение для создания контента, который выделяется на этом переполненном рынке. Одним из ключевых аспектов интерпретации аудитории является концепция "осмысления. "Хорник определяет смысл как процесс вписывания новой информации в уже существующие структуры знаний для формирования согласованного повествования.
Hornick. Il libro «Making Sense of Television: The Mentology of Audition Interpretation by Robert C. Hornik: The Psichology of Audition Interpretation» fornisce una panoramica completa dei processi psicologici legati alla visione e all'interpretazione dei programmi televisivi. Hornick sostiene che la comprensione di questi processi è necessaria per creare contenuti televisivi efficaci e attraenti che trovino risposta nel pubblico. Sta esplorando il modo in cui gli spettatori capiscono ciò che guardano, perché lo interpretano in un certo modo e come le loro interpretazioni formano la loro percezione della realtà. Hornick inizia discutendo dell'evoluzione della tecnologia e del loro impatto sulla società. Sostiene che la tecnologia si sia evoluta a un ritmo incredibile, portando a una vasta scelta per gli spettatori. Tale abbondanza di opzioni ha creato una cultura di frammentazione in cui gli individui possono scegliere tra molti canali, generi e piattaforme in base alle proprie preferenze. Ma questa esuberanza si traduce anche in una sensazione di disorientamento e confusione, perché gli spettatori stanno cercando di orientarsi nel complesso panorama mediatico. Hornick suggerisce che comprendere i fattori psicologici che influenzano l'interpretazione del pubblico è fondamentale per creare contenuti che si evidenziano in questo mercato affollato. Uno degli aspetti chiave dell'interpretazione del pubblico è il concetto di "comprensione. "Hornick definisce il significato come processo di inserimento di nuove informazioni nelle strutture di conoscenza esistenti per creare una narrazione coerente.
Hornik. Das Buch Making Sense of Television: The Psychology of Audience Interpretation von Robert C. Hornik: The Psychology of Audience Interpretation bietet einen umfassenden Überblick über die psychologischen Prozesse, die mit dem Betrachten und Interpretieren von Fernsehsendungen verbunden sind. Hornik argumentiert, dass das Verständnis dieser Prozesse notwendig ist, um effektive und attraktive Fernsehinhalte zu erstellen, die beim Publikum Anklang finden. Es untersucht, wie die Zuschauer verstehen, was sie sehen, warum sie es auf eine bestimmte Weise interpretieren und wie ihre Interpretationen ihre Wahrnehmung der Realität formen. Hornik beginnt mit einer Diskussion über die Entwicklung der Technologie und ihre Auswirkungen auf die Gesellschaft. Er behauptet, dass sich die Technologie in einem unglaublichen Tempo entwickelt hat, was zu einer großen Auswahl für die Zuschauer geführt hat. Diese Fülle von Optionen hat eine Kultur der Fragmentierung geschaffen, in der Individuen aus einer Vielzahl von Kanälen, Genres und Plattformen nach ihren Vorlieben wählen können. Diese Fülle selbst führt jedoch auch zu einem Gefühl der Desorientierung und Verwirrung, da das Publikum Schwierigkeiten hat, sich in der komplexen Medienlandschaft zurechtzufinden. Hornik schlägt vor, dass das Verständnis der psychologischen Faktoren, die die Interpretation des Publikums beeinflussen, entscheidend für die Erstellung von Inhalten ist, die in diesem überfüllten Markt hervorstechen. Einer der Hauptaspekte der Interpretation des Publikums ist das Konzept des „Verstehens“. "Hornik definiert Bedeutung als den Prozess, neue Informationen in bereits bestehende Wissensstrukturen einzufügen, um eine kohärente Erzählung zu bilden.
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