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40 Cards in this Set
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A message being sent through the media must be ______ before it can be transmitted. |
Encoded |
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According to the Generation M study, U.S. children spend an avg. of ____ hours a day using media. |
6.5 |
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An e-mail that you send your mother telling her you got a perfect report card would be called which of the following types of communication. |
Mediated |
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An audience members skills at decoding the artistic success of a new novel involves the_____ dimension of media literacy. |
Aesthetic |
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The____Model says that a candidates success depends in part on how well his basic message connects with voters' preexisting feelings. |
Resonance |
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A media scholar is looking at why so many americans are watching "House", on TV. What kind of effects is this scholar looking for? |
Active Audience Effects |
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A media Scholar is trying to find out whether radio or television political ads are more persuasive. What kind of effects is he looking for? |
Media Effects |
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A study that looks whether press coverage of budget deficits make audiences made audiences talk more about govt. spending would be an example of which of the following? |
Agenda Setting |
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A study that looks at why teens like to go to horror movies would be an example of which of the following? |
Uses and Gratifications Theory |
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A study that looks at how children acquire new behaviors by watching movies on television would be an example of which of he following? |
Social Learning |
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A newspaper runs stories that suggest that most people in the country support cutting taxes. After reading the stories, people who support raising taxes tend to keep quiet because they think their neighbors all support tax cuts. this would be an example of which of the following? |
Spiral of Silence |
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_______ is where a media company uses its combined properties to promote each other and add value to the company. |
Synergy |
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According to the media scholar and critic Ben Bagdikain, in 2004 approximately _____ corporations owned a majority of media outlets in the USA. |
6 |
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The media in the USA are typically owned by which of the following? |
Private Industry |
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Golfer Tiger Woods has agreed to be the subject of a cover story for Golf Magazine, but he will only do the interview if the publisher lets him approve the writer and the photographer. This is an example of a/an _____ controlling the content of the media. |
News Source |
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Which of the following was the earliest forms of writing? |
Pictographs |
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A writing system where abstract symbols stand for an object or idea is which of the following? |
Ideographs |
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Printing was invented by which of the following? |
The Chinese prior to 200 AD |
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____ was an important newspaper, magazine, book publisher in colonial and revolutionary america. |
Ben Franklin |
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What invention directly led to the production of inexpensive dime novels? |
The steam-powered rotary press |
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Which of the following was truly the first national magazine with a large circulation published in the USA? |
The Saturday Evening Post |
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____ was a pioneer in photojournalism with his/hers photos of the Civil War. |
Mathew Brady |
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Who or what were the Seven Sisters? |
Seven women's service magazines |
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Which of the following is the biggest circulating magazine in the USA? |
AARP: The Magazine |
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Which paper is regarded as the first newspaper in the colonies
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Publick Occurrences |
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Edward R. Murrow is best remembered for which of the following? |
His accounts for london in WWII |
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Which of the following was first major movie with multiple scenes and a plot? |
The Great Train Robbery |
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Who developed the earliest portable movie cameras? |
Auguste-Marie and Louis-Jean Lumiere |
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Who was the director of "Birth of a Nation", the controversial silent film about the Civil War? |
D.W. Griffith |
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Movie profitability is determined by which of the following? |
All of the above |
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Network affiliates are which of the following? |
Local broadcast stations that carry network programming |
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The major company doing television ratings in the United States is which of the following? |
Nielsen Media Research |
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What is the 5th highest rated television network in the USA? |
Univision |
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Which of the following is the address for where Web pages are located? |
URL |
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The word cyberspace is used to mean which of the follwoing? |
The internet and the interactions that take place there. |
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World-wide, ______ percent of the population has access to the internet. |
16% |
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The John Peter Zenger case established which of the following? |
Truth as an absolute defense against libel |
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The law passes by congress following 9/11 attacks which expanded the ability of the FBI to look into peoples media use and tap their phones is known as which of the following? |
USA PATRIOT Act |
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Several Newspapers were initially prevented from printing the Pentagon Papers through the govt. use of which of the following? |
Prior Restraint |
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A photographer goes onto private property and takes a picture of a woman sunbathing topless in her backyard. The woman could sue for which of the following? |
Invasion of privacy-intrusion |