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Certainly, an attitude is a cognitive or affective reaction to an idea or object, based on one’s perceptions. Adapted to particular needs of the situation and the audience to which it is aimed” (p. Influencing attitudes, anticipating audience reaction, adapting to the situation and audience, and being seen, remembered, understood, and acted on are important elements of the communicative process. Pratkanis and Turner (1996) defined the function of propaganda as “attempts to move a recipient to a predetermined point of view by using simple images and slogans that truncate thought by playing on prejudices and emotions” (p.

During wartime, members of the press complain about restrictions placed on them in reporting the events of the war. Newspaper reporters covering the Civil War complained in the 1860s, as journalists did during the Gulf War in 1991. Alkoholizam Od Prve Do Poslednje Case Pdf. Tom Wicker (1991), of the New York Times, wrote, “The Bush administration and the military were so successful in controlling information about the war that they were able to tell the public just about what they wanted the public to know. Perhaps worse, press and public largely acquiesced in this disclosure of only selected 14——Propaganda and Persuasion information” (p.