The impact of these images on public opinion is cumulative rather than immediate. Repeated exposure to similar critiques can normalize certain interpretations of reality, shaping attitudes over time. For example, persistent visual narratives about corruption or social decay can erode trust in institutions, while images of solidarity and collective action can inspire hope and participation. The direction of this influence depends largely on the diversity and balance of content encountered.
The impact of these images on public opinion is cumulative rather than immediate. Repeated exposure to similar critiques can normalize certain interpretations of reality, shaping attitudes over time. For example, persistent visual narratives about corruption or social decay can erode trust in institutions, while images of solidarity and collective action can inspire hope and participation. The direction of this influence depends largely on the diversity and balance of content encountered.
