Which of the following are contextual variables of mediated violence, listed by W. James Potter?

A. Materialism

B. Religious temperament

C. Reward

D. Identification with media characters

E. Motive

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

The correct answer is - C, D, E Only

Key Points

• Contextual variables of mediated violence are factors that can influence the impact of media violence on individuals.
• Reward
  • Refers to the positive outcomes or reinforcements that a character receives for violent behavior.
  • Increases the likelihood that viewers will imitate the violent behavior.
• Identification with media characters
  • Occurs when viewers see themselves in the characters and relate to them.
  • Greater identification can lead to greater impact of the character's actions on the viewer.
• Motive
  • Refers to the reasons behind the character's violent behavior.
  • Understanding the motive can influence how the viewer perceives and reacts to the violence.

Additional Information

• Materialism
  • Refers to the importance placed on material possessions and wealth.
  • While it is a significant social factor, it is not specifically listed as a contextual variable of mediated violence by W. James Potter.
• Religious temperament
  • Refers to an individual's religious beliefs and practices.
  • Though it can impact one's worldview, it is not listed as a contextual variable of mediated violence by W. James Potter.

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