1, the main members of the family-parents, brothers and sisters are unmarried, and spouses and children are married;
2, the main social relations-unmarried people fill in paternal ancestors, uncles, aunts, grandparents, uncles, aunts. Parents of married people (in-laws, in-laws);
3. The relationship between nephew and uncle-the relationship between uncle and nephew.
The main viewpoints of social relations theory can be summarized as follows:
1. Media provides all kinds of information to members of society, but members of society selectively receive and interpret this information.
2. The important reason why social members selectively accept mass communication information is that their social relations affect their acceptance methods.
3. When an individual's selective decision on media content is changed by his family, friends, acquaintances and other people who have relations with him, it shows that the above social influence is working.
4. Personal concern and response to mass media. Reflects his social network.
5. Therefore, the effect of mass media is neither consistent, powerful nor direct, and the interaction between individuals greatly restricts and affects the media effect.