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taurus [48]
3 years ago
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Because mass communication theories are created by people, and therefore influenced by human biases, the times in which we live,

the position you occupy in the mass communication process, and a host of other factors, we can say that these theories are:
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Darya [45]3 years ago
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We can say that these theories are human constructions.
These theories were constructed, or created by humans, which makes them human constructions. They didn't exist before humans made them - they weren't previously part of nature around us. Rather we created them to suit our own needs and to make us understand life in general. 
never [62]3 years ago
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Because mass communication theories are created by people, and therefore influenced by human biases, the times in which we live, the position you occupy in the mass communication process, and a host of other factors, we can say that these theories are human constructions.

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