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- - - - Do you know the main similarity between the 2016 and 2024 US election?
        
        Trump was elected and ran for president in both campaigns
      - The media is warping your mind unnoticeably.
      - Do you want to understand the unseen influence the media has on your mind? Well this presentation will be able to answer your questions showing you the behind the scenes of two various different newspaper companies!
- - - - These skills are required in Univeristy as you have to be independant and look after your studies without having a set schedule with it being more reliant on you and the amount of effort you put in
    - - Found an interest by reasearch into more media representations and came across media psychology which creates an influence through language
  - - - Yes I have achieved this
        
        How do you know?
        
        My research based upon this project
        
        Sources I have found and covered that have helped my essay
        
        I can now write about this topic and I now have primary research which are evidence to backup the importance of each companies influences
      - How they explain and show this bias I have found - linguistic features used to present the parties differently towards the audience
    - - To enhance understanding on the types of language features newspapers use in the media
        
        Linguistics, adjectives (negative and positive), concrete nouns, headlines, sub-headlines, dynamic verbs, polls
      - To explore the main influences of the Guardian and the Sun towards their political biases
        
        Sun - supports the right wing, republicans and contains an target audience for uneducated young adults
        
        The Guardian - supports left wing, democrats and contains a target audience of educated, older people
      - To expand on the ideas of political aspect in the 2016 and 2024 US elections
        
        Each newspaper's take on the elections through their opinions in articles
        
        2016 Social desirability source
        
        Polls in person and online - wanted to correspond with the majority as there were expectations for people to be voting for Clinton but instead when the time came for the election votes Trump won
      - IN INTRODUCTION
  - - - Used to encourage the audience about the influence based upon bias that is evidently clear through the language - examples to support my essay
    - - The language of newspapers - Headlines, audience, language used
      - This covers and has helped me to develop my understanding of what I could pick out from the sun and the guardian newspaper articles and how each of their audiences have developed this influence
      - Media Linguistics: a new paradigm in the study of media language - study of speech through political aspects, through interpretation based upon the type of media
    - - Helped me to understand how with the language and features used to be influential and why newspapers are created to present this way to a certain political group
      - beyond media influence - depending on the broadcasting institution, target audience and genre with what is written towards who
    - - Helped me to produce another paragraph and understand what the 2016 elections were like in terms of favoritism for a certain political party or candidate through polls and surveys they have created
    - - Related to two of my paragraphs based upon who the papers are writing for and how they are able to encode the sun and the guardians decodable messages
    - - Initially I found only primary sources as I didn't realise we needed secondary ones. Then I decided to do my research slowly whilst writing about one source at a time so I could start my essay and do a full proof plan which didn't turn out to work. So I started researching more into secondary sources by the end with some being needed for certain paragraphs
    - - That the audience and demographic profiles for both newspapers are juxtaposing causing a different influence of perspectives for each party on both papers
        
        The use of negative adjectives for Harris and the positive adjectives, headlines and subheadlines aimed towards Trump in The Sun newspaper
        
        The Guardian using quotes that present the Republican parties candidates negatively without fully exposing - biased to Democrats and Harris
      - Answering topic question:
        
        The language is mostly used to influence perspectives because their are factual information that is still reliable from some of the newspapers articles (mainly The Guardian). However they are mainly picking out their language features to influence towards their desired political parties and biases.
  - - - I learnt that instead of notion, team gantt and google calendar have been best for time management and Powerpoint is more effective than Google slides for my presentation