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CMC Test Review Exam Questions With Correct Answers Which of the following was NOT suggested as "benefits of science" by Bush (1945)? - answer*Human's decreased control of his/her environment* Evolution and preservation of knowledge Provision of a record of ideas Faster communication between individuals How people, including scientists and engineers, imagine and desire future technologies influence the direction of technological development and usage greatly. T/F - answerTrue Which technology is the most relevant to this imagination/prediction by Bush (1945)? "The camera hound of the future wears on his forehead a lump a little larger than a walnut. The only fantastic thing about it is the idea of making as many pictures as would result from its use. Often it would be advantageous to be able to snap the camera and to look at the picture immediately." - answerDigital Camera ©SIRJOEL EXAM SOLUTIONS 10/11/2024 1:41 PM What is the name of the first computer developed in 1946 (designed by J. Mauchly & J. Eckert)? - answerENIAC Robert Noyce invented "this" technology that helped make computers much smaller, which facilitated the development of personal computers. What is this technology? - answerIntegrated Circuit Early development of computers for lay people was largely attributed to processes of strategic planning and following expected norms. T/F - answerFalse What is the name of the first Internet? - answerARPAnet Communication about technology is also one of the best places to see "the desires and concerns of a given social context and the preoccupations of particular moments in history" (Sturken & Thomas, 2004, p. 1). T/F - answerTrue If you believe a technology such as smartphones and the Internet have direct effects on human behaviors and society such that using them makes us be smarter, or more stupid, or social problems will all be resolved by developing and using more technologies, which of the following camp do you belong to? T/F - answerTrue (Technological determinism) According to media richness theory, telephone is a richer medium than email. T/F - answerTrue

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©SIRJOEL EXAM SOLUTIONS
10/11/2024 1:41 PM



CMC Test Review Exam Questions With
Correct Answers


Which of the following was NOT suggested as "benefits of science" by Bush (1945)? -

answer✔*Human's decreased control of his/her environment*


Evolution and preservation of knowledge

Provision of a record of ideas

Faster communication between individuals

How people, including scientists and engineers, imagine and desire future technologies influence

the direction of technological development and usage greatly. T/F - answer✔True


Which technology is the most relevant to this imagination/prediction by Bush (1945)?




"The camera hound of the future wears on his forehead a lump a little larger than a walnut. The

only fantastic thing about it is the idea of making as many pictures as would result from its use.

Often it would be advantageous to be able to snap the camera and to look at the picture

immediately." - answer✔Digital Camera

, ©SIRJOEL EXAM SOLUTIONS
10/11/2024 1:41 PM


What is the name of the first computer developed in 1946 (designed by J. Mauchly & J. Eckert)?

- answer✔ENIAC


Robert Noyce invented "this" technology that helped make computers much smaller, which

facilitated the development of personal computers. What is this technology? - answer✔Integrated

Circuit

Early development of computers for lay people was largely attributed to processes of strategic

planning and following expected norms. T/F - answer✔False


What is the name of the first Internet? - answer✔ARPAnet


Communication about technology is also one of the best places to see "the desires and concerns

of a given social context and the preoccupations of particular moments in history" (Sturken &

Thomas, 2004, p. 1). T/F - answer✔True


If you believe a technology such as smartphones and the Internet have direct effects on human

behaviors and society such that using them makes us be smarter, or more stupid, or social

problems will all be resolved by developing and using more technologies, which of the following

camp do you belong to? T/F - answer✔True (Technological determinism)


According to media richness theory, telephone is a richer medium than email. T/F -

answer✔True

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