No doubt, the last thing on your mind while watching the presidential debates was mediation, framing or reframing. The presidential nominees, however, were purposefully seeking to engage the audience’s “frames” to emotionally pull them toward one side or the other.
In our world of sound bites, 24-hour news and increasing divisiveness, we all need to manage our own “frames” very thoughtfully. We have many contemporary names for framing: branding, biases, values, stereotypes, profiling, to name a few.
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