Enmarcar el terrorismo por los medios: las inevitables coacciones.
Resumen
Los medios juegan un papel importante en la elaboración de actividades terroristas y aunque los medios de comunicación se han utilizado de diferentes maneras para cubrir actividades relacionadas con el terrorismo; no está claro por qué y cómo se usan los medios para enmarcar el terrorismo. El artículo evalúa la psique de los medios sobre la representación del terrorismo. El estudio actual ha llevado a cabo una revisión narrativa no sistemática de la literatura existente sobre la psique de los medios y el terrorismo. Los medios de comunicación pueden enmarcar positivamente el terrorismo para crear conciencia contra el terrorismo y al mismo tiempo pueden promoverlo negativamente al difundir la violencia entre el público para proyectar contenidos relacionados con el terrorismo.
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