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5. MEDIA AND SOCIETY

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1. Question
What is framing theory?
- The study of how journalists gather and select news
- The theory that news media can shape public understanding and perceptions of issues
- The concept of organizing news stories into frames for easier consumption
- The study of how journalists can impact public opinion through their reporting
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What did Gamson and Modigliani’s experiment on news frames find?
- News frames have no impact on public opinion
- News frames always promote a particular problem definition, causal interpretation, moral evaluation, and/or treatment recommendation
- News frames can have a significant impact on public opinion
- News frames only affect those who are predisposed to a particular opinion
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How can framing impact the accuracy and objectivity of news?
- It can lead to a lack of context and information that could help the audience understand the issue more fully
- It can lead to more accurate and objective reporting
- It can lead to more balanced reporting
- It has no impact on the accuracy and objectivity of news
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What is the hierarchy of influences model?
- A model that explains how various factors contribute to shaping an individual's attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors related to media consumption
- A model that explains how various factors contribute to shaping an individual's attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors related to political participation
- A model that explains how various factors contribute to shaping an individual's attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors related to cultural consumption
- A model that explains how various factors contribute to shaping an individual's attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors related to education
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What are the five main levels of influence in the hierarchy of influences model?
- Individual-level factors, Micro-level factors, Macro-level factors, Media system-level factors, and Ideological factors
- Personality traits, demographics, psychographics, social environment, and media structure
- Culture, politics, economy, ownership, and regulation
- Problem definition, causal interpretation, moral evaluation, treatment recommendation, and political consequence
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6. Question
Which level of influence in the hierarchy of influences model includes an individual’s immediate social environment?
- Individual-level factors
- Micro-level factors
- Media system-level factors
- Macro-level factors
- Ideological factors
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7. Question
Which level of influence in the hierarchy of influences model includes larger societal influences?
- Individual-level factors
- Micro-level factors
- Macro-level factors
- Media system-level factors
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Which level of influence in the hierarchy of influences model includes the structure and organization of the media system itself?
- Individual-level factors
- Micro-level factors
- Macro-level factors
- Media system-level factors
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9. Question
Which level of influence in the hierarchy of influences model refers to the underlying beliefs and values that shape the media system and the messages it conveys?
- Individual-level factors
- Micro-level factors
- Ideological factors
- Media system-level factors
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What are individual-level factors in the hierarchy of influences model?
- Culture, politics, economy, ownership, and regulation
- Personality traits, demographics, psychographics, social environment, and media structure
- Problem definition, causal interpretation, moral evaluation, treatment recommendation, and political consequence
- The underlying beliefs and values that shape the media system and the messages it conveys
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