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Table of Contents 2
Introduction 3
Disadvantages of model 5
Conclusion 6
Reference 7
Introduction
Active audience theory is the main aspect system that is used in the sector of finding the
system type with the main influencing factors. The type of the factors may vary based on the
value of the total active audience. There are various variable aspects that are depending on
the model. However, there are various disadvantages of this theory. Here in this assignment,
the main aspect of the active audience in the sector of criminology has been discussed along
with the main theory or the model that is used to calculate various factors. The main
development of the central system factor has also been discussed here in this assignment.
Disadvantages of model
1. Loud music, posters, and also other "in your face" entertainment items could always
be avoided.
2. Someone Lose the liberty option of choosing. Humans are limited to the choices that
are offered (Muhammedrisaevna et al. 2021).
3. The capability to use it and enjoy media goods partly depends on one's accessibility,
which could also differ based on your income (Coddington et al. 2021).
4. Minorities could feel left out by the media if they didn't locate text that attracted them.
5. Rather than simply answering needs, the press also can generate (Romano et al.
2021).
6. It ignores the cultural and social factors of consumer attitudes.
Conclusion
The active audience system is the most efficient system of the model that is used for detecting
the file system and the inner value of the data management. There are various factors those
are depending the inner data management. Type of the data that is being used is based on the
type of day that needs to be analysed. Here in this assignment, the active audience system for
criminology has been discussed along with the main factors that can affect the system of the
data management, Thus the management system data can be analysed for deleting the system
and other efficiency data.
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