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Davidson 2005; O’Connor et al. 2005; Stewart 1997; Tooke and Baker 1996). Beeton (2002: 2) argues that there are three basic types of film induced images which can be deemed undesirable, the first being created by a negative storyline, such as criminal activities. There are times where pressure from the destination has succeeded in prohibiting filming access to a location due to such perceived negative storylines, but it is disputable as to whether the negative images actually deter or attract

cognition, researchers are focusing on questions not of knowledge structure, but of knowledge use. Hurwitz and Peffley (1997) show that the use of racial stereotypes in judgment situations is conditional on contextual information such as the nature of the criminal, crime, and policy involved. Huckfeldt, Leoine, Morgan, and Sprague (1999) suggest that the utility of partisan and ideological 171 Rahn, Sullivan, and Rudolph orientations is conditional on their accessibility. The shift in emphasis from knowledge