How Media Construct Our Understanding of Reality
The first episode of the podcast series 'Applied Psychology in Daily Life' by Dr. Josef Sawetz
Ever wondered how the media you consume shapes your decisions? From the latest fashion trends to cultural movements or even the next click you make, media play a significant role in influencing our perceptions and choices. For readers of Fashion.at, this podcast series invites you to dive deeper—are trends authentic cultural shifts, or are they carefully designed to drive consumption?
Though fashion or beauty isn't the primary focus of this series, the discussion centers on the mechanisms that shape how we perceive and interpret the world around us. These insights are crucial for understanding how trends, behaviors, and cultural norms are created and reinforced.
This podcast, based on findings from media psychology and media effects research, was produced using AI-generated voices in English. It draws on the extensive knowledge shared by Dr. Josef Sawetz in his lectures and seminars at universities and institutes for further education. As a leading expert in media psychology, Dr. Sawetz explains how media construct our understanding of reality. From the agenda-setting power of news to the psychology of clickbait, he unpacks the forces driving media influence and their impact on our personal and professional lives.
Join us in exploring these captivating dynamics and learning how to critically engage with the media shaping our modern world.
