I know there are some outside media influences, or what people think.
When the conceptual artist Hannes Brunner thinks of suburbia, and especially housing in suburbia, he sees a tangle of media influences with broad sociological implications.
Hoggart caught them at the point where their lives, values and culture were being changed by postwar advertising, mass media influences and Americanisation.
As for other media influences, about a third of those who voted for Democrats said that the candidates' commercials affected their decisions.
"Today, with television and other media influences, there is so much emphasis on what you are wearing, what you are carrying, where you are being seen.
I included that in one painting - Inversed China's Daily - because I want to talk about how the media influences the young.
This "populist" approach acknowledges the tendency of public opinion to shift as individuals interact with each other or respond to media influences.
In 2009, research into forensic science degree programmes revealed that a third of students cited media influences and coverage of forensic science as a reason to study the subject.
Dr. Orr and Ms. Daly said increasing use of alcohol by Gloucester students, media influences, lack of sex education and the weak economy were all contributing factors in the rise in pregnancies.
The media "influences the way of thinking about Latinos," said Alex Nogales, the president and chief executive of the NHMC, which commissioned the study by the independent firm Latino Decisions.
After months of estrangement, Dr. Alvin F. Poussaint, a prominent psychiatrist, is leaving the Judge Baker Children's Center in Boston and closing his Media Center, which for 16 years fought harmful media influences on children.
