Mean World Syndrome

Mean World Syndrome is a phenomenon coined by communications scholar George Gerbner in his cultivation theory research. It refers to the perception that the world is more dangerous, violent, and threatening than it actually is, largely due to prolonged exposure to violent or negative media content. Media, especially television and digital platforms, _________ ____ _________ _______ ______.
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