... concepts stored in memory. It's a sort of construction, or plan. Schemata are created through experience with people, objects, and events in the world. Schemata can be seen as the organized background knowledge, which leads us to expect or predict aspects in our interpretation of discourse. Schemas might influence the way that objects are encoded into memory. Understanding and memory are poor ... ...

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... relate back to past experiences and then deem it heavily realistic. Its also important as it enables the audience to remember those who have given their lives for our freedom. John Fiske says in Television Reality (1987) that realism does not just reproduce reality, it makes sense of it'. He is drawing attention to the fact that if one aspect of ... ...

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