- The research was written at The University of California, Merced, United States.
Who wrote it?
- The authors of the research are: Emilio Jon Lobato, Maia Powell, and lastly Lace Padilla that are doctorate students and research assistants at UCM.
What does the text include?
• Effective health communication for the adoption of sustainable preventive measures and curtailing misinformation; • Public health communication to increase psychological resources and resilience in distinct age groups and socioeconomic conditions; • Effective strategies for helping individuals in dealing with social and physical distancing; • Reduction of stigma, prejudice, discrimination, and inequalities.
What is the central argument?
-The central argument or the main idea of the research is that Despite the many challenges this fast-moving outbreak has thrown up, the media have a vital obligation to responsibly report the facts, and to communicate the health and travel advice that is coming from governing bodies. Mass media is a special flat form and we must use it wisely.
What will we know after we have read the paper?
- After reading the research paper, we will know that mass media is a powerful force shaping how we experience the world and ourselves even this pandemic.
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