belang gewelddadige beelden in de media te reduceren. Dit onderzoek biedt voor
televisienieuws in ieder geval een mogelijke oplossing: Gebruik impliciete gewelddadige
televisienieuwsbeelden in plaats van expliciete gewelddadige televisienieuwsbeelden. De titel
“Zien of Inbeelden?” is de vraag die in de titel werd gesteld. Het antwoord dat nu kan worden
gegeven is; het inbeelden in plaats van zien van geweld.
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