"mass media influence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the effect that different forms of media, such as television and newspapers, have on the behavior and opinions of people. For example, "Studies have shown that mass media influence can have a significant impact on how people think and act."
Specific topics will include: personality and politics, political socialization, public opinion and political ideology, social influence (authority, conformity, persuasion, and deliberation), mass media influence, racial attitudes, ethnic conflict, and political participation.
This fact also validates the high level of parental awareness of children at risk for sexual violence and the effects of the mass media influence in combating sexual crimes against children.
Moreover, apart from mass media influence other factors such as founder principles, brand heritage, company's vision and mission, industry characteristics, changes in society and environment are significant for brand development (Ramli 2017).
A host of GIF artists have used the language of propaganda, both in direct criticism of this administration and to better understand how mass media influence works.
Future research on contraceptive perceptions, awareness, and support will benefit from moving beyond individual-level variables to consider how community level factors, such as the role of social networks or the presence of specific diffusion effects such as mass media, influence uptake of contraceptives in low and middle income countries.
Hoggart caught them at the point where their lives, values and culture were being changed by postwar advertising, mass media influences and Americanisation.
In a society and world where social media and the digital play such vital roles, where mass media influences our conversations so fully, and where image is ever more inextricably tied to identity, it's quite possible that personal branding is indeed and will remain a necessary component of success, in politics as in every other realm of life.
Mass media influenced unmet need for FP.
This study aims to explore primary care nurses' experiences of how mass media influences frontline healthcare.
This study aims to explore primary care nurses' experiences of how mass media influences their daily work.
As the public face of U.S. fire control policy, Smokey Bear uses mass media to influence the attitudes and behavior of U.S. citizenry in order to accomplish particular outcomes related to wildfire prevention and suppression, forest protection, and resource management.
