Psychosocial

Cultivation theory, developed by communication scholar George Gerbner in 1969, explores how mass media shapes people's perceptions of reality over time. Gerbner posited that extensive exposure to television creates a homogenized view of societal issues such as crime...

Imagine walking into a bustling coffee shop. At first, the aroma of freshly ground beans is intense and invigorating. But as you settle in with your laptop, you gradually stop noticing the smell. This phenomenon is called sensory adaptation, a fascinating process that...