Experimental research is not a common method used in language and media research because it is difficult to control all of the variables that could potentially influence the results of the study.

Media framing refers to the process by which media representations shape our understanding of the world by emphasizing certain aspects of an issue or event while downplaying others.

Sampling bias is a type of research bias that occurs when the sample of participants in a study is not representative of the population as a whole.

Media cultivation refers to the process by which media representations influence our attitudes and beliefs by providing us with a limited and distorted view of the world.

Critical discourse analysis is a type of qualitative research method that is used to analyze the way that language is used to construct and maintain power relations in society.

Media effects refers to the process by which media representations influence our behavior by providing us with models of behavior and by shaping our attitudes and beliefs.

Discourse analysis is a general term that refers to the study of language in use. It is not a specific type of media discourse analysis.

Media framing refers to the process by which media representations shape our perceptions of reality by emphasizing certain aspects of an issue or event while downplaying others.

Experimental research is not a common type of media research method because it is difficult to control all of the variables that could potentially influence the results of the study.

Media agenda-setting refers to the process by which media representations influence our understanding of social issues by determining which issues are covered and how they are covered.

Sampling bias is a type of research bias that occurs when the sample of participants in a study is not representative of the population as a whole.

Media cultivation refers to the process by which media representations influence our attitudes and beliefs by providing us with a limited and distorted view of the world.

Critical discourse analysis is a type of qualitative research method that is used to analyze the way that language is used to construct and maintain power relations in society.

Media effects refers to the process by which media representations influence our behavior by providing us with models of behavior and by shaping our attitudes and beliefs.

Discourse analysis is a general term that refers to the study of language in use. It is not a specific type of media discourse analysis.