Panama-Haiti Paper Milburn Psychology 335. For each news story Are the elements that Bennett identified present? Is there evidence of (successful or unsuccessful)

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Panama-Haiti Paper Milburn Psychology 335

For each news story Are the elements that Bennett identified present? Is there evidence of (successful or unsuccessful) government attempts to generate the types of cognitions that Edelman identified?

Compare/Contrast For the two different crises, compare and contrast: Governmental actions Media coverage Public response

For the paper Pay particular attention to: Government statements about Panamanian civilian casualties Media coverage of Panamanian civilian casualties Public opinion response Keep in mind the distinction between news coverage at the time and 1 year later

Paper Structure Do analysis, comparing and contrasting different elements of the two situations Avoid unnecessary summary

Paper Structure What happened in Panama What happened in Haiti

Paper Structure What happened in Panama What happened in Haiti Intro Similarities between two interventions Differences between two interventions Conclusion