KU -JMC 101 Final Exam Complete Test , Practice Questions, Verified Answer Key, and Study
Guide for (Latest 2026 Edition)
Narrative - (ANSWER)A story with a beginning, middle, and end structure. A problem is introduced and
solved.
Selective exposure - (ANSWER)Living in your own bubble. You choose what to listen to. We seek media
that reinforces our cultural beliefs.
Mass communication - (ANSWER)Delivering a message to a large audience that may be distant and
diverse.
Medium - (ANSWER)A channel or system of communication
Libel - (ANSWER)Written defamation that is damaging, false, and identifies another person or
institution. This is civil, not criminal but you can be sued.
Censorship - (ANSWER)Control of legally designated authority of what is said and what is written.
Empiricism - (ANSWER)The idea that all learning comes from experience and interactions. Base stories
on evidence
Printing press - (ANSWER)Revolutionized society by standardizing language, spreading ideas, increasing
literacy, and growing the printing industry.
"Marketplace of ideas" - (ANSWER)Rationale for freedom of expression based on the analogy to the
economic concept of a free market. They insisted that human rights were natural and not simply handed
down by the government or by kings.
Partisan Press - (ANSWER)A 1775 newspaper allied to one political party during the revolution. Most
papers supported the rebellion: Whig, Others supported the British Co
, KU -JMC 101 Final Exam Complete Test , Practice Questions, Verified Answer Key, and Study
Guide for (Latest 2026 Edition)
Publick Occurrences - (ANSWER)1690 by publisher Benjamin Harris, published one issue before being
suppressed by the British Government because they hated the British Government.
Penny Press - (ANSWER)It democratized the media where publishers could serve broad public tastes
rather than elite segments of a community. It included ordinary men and women and was available to
all social classes.
Agenda-setting function - (ANSWER)To influence the importance of one issue or another in the public's
mind. A cultural issue people need to pay attention to.
Wire Service - (ANSWER)Organizations that provide news from around the world for member
publications
Yellow journalism - (ANSWER)An era of stunts, pranks, and propaganda to sell newspapers in whatever
way possible.
Deep Neural Network - (ANSWER)Machine algorithms that act as brain signals
Monopolies - (ANSWER)The telegraph was one of the first monopolies in America. In Europe,
governments took over the telegraph companies to avoid the abuses of a monopoly system. Western
Union.
Circumventing - (ANSWER)techniques that attempt to disguise the ads content or destination page
Spark System - (ANSWER)an early wireless telegraphy system developed by Guglielmo Marconi in the
late 19th century. It used spark-gap transmitters to generate electromagnetic waves for long-distance
communication, laying the foundation for modern radio technology.
Guide for (Latest 2026 Edition)
Narrative - (ANSWER)A story with a beginning, middle, and end structure. A problem is introduced and
solved.
Selective exposure - (ANSWER)Living in your own bubble. You choose what to listen to. We seek media
that reinforces our cultural beliefs.
Mass communication - (ANSWER)Delivering a message to a large audience that may be distant and
diverse.
Medium - (ANSWER)A channel or system of communication
Libel - (ANSWER)Written defamation that is damaging, false, and identifies another person or
institution. This is civil, not criminal but you can be sued.
Censorship - (ANSWER)Control of legally designated authority of what is said and what is written.
Empiricism - (ANSWER)The idea that all learning comes from experience and interactions. Base stories
on evidence
Printing press - (ANSWER)Revolutionized society by standardizing language, spreading ideas, increasing
literacy, and growing the printing industry.
"Marketplace of ideas" - (ANSWER)Rationale for freedom of expression based on the analogy to the
economic concept of a free market. They insisted that human rights were natural and not simply handed
down by the government or by kings.
Partisan Press - (ANSWER)A 1775 newspaper allied to one political party during the revolution. Most
papers supported the rebellion: Whig, Others supported the British Co
, KU -JMC 101 Final Exam Complete Test , Practice Questions, Verified Answer Key, and Study
Guide for (Latest 2026 Edition)
Publick Occurrences - (ANSWER)1690 by publisher Benjamin Harris, published one issue before being
suppressed by the British Government because they hated the British Government.
Penny Press - (ANSWER)It democratized the media where publishers could serve broad public tastes
rather than elite segments of a community. It included ordinary men and women and was available to
all social classes.
Agenda-setting function - (ANSWER)To influence the importance of one issue or another in the public's
mind. A cultural issue people need to pay attention to.
Wire Service - (ANSWER)Organizations that provide news from around the world for member
publications
Yellow journalism - (ANSWER)An era of stunts, pranks, and propaganda to sell newspapers in whatever
way possible.
Deep Neural Network - (ANSWER)Machine algorithms that act as brain signals
Monopolies - (ANSWER)The telegraph was one of the first monopolies in America. In Europe,
governments took over the telegraph companies to avoid the abuses of a monopoly system. Western
Union.
Circumventing - (ANSWER)techniques that attempt to disguise the ads content or destination page
Spark System - (ANSWER)an early wireless telegraphy system developed by Guglielmo Marconi in the
late 19th century. It used spark-gap transmitters to generate electromagnetic waves for long-distance
communication, laying the foundation for modern radio technology.
