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Answers With Verified Solutions Already
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The communication model "Who says what to whom in what channel with what
effect?" was
formulated by ________.
a. Shannon and Weaver
b. Harold Lasswell
c. Harold Innes
d. Marshall McLuhan - ANSWER✔✔ a


From the perspective of "mass society theory," audiences are seen to be ________.
a. publicly driven
b. large scale
c. unsophisticated and subject to manipulation
d. synchronous - ANSWER✔✔ c


The "social model of communication" sees communication as ________.
a. contingent on some shared social element or space
b. a simple sender/receiver model
c. a mathematical or transmission model
d. a very simple exchange of information - ANSWER✔✔ a


CRTC stands for ________.
a. Canadian Radio and Television Commission

,b. Canadian Radio and Telephone Commission
c. Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission
d. Canadian Radio and Telecommunications Commission - ANSWER✔✔ c


The key feature of new media is that they ________.
a. centralize opportunities to create media information
b. centralize opportunities to distribute media information
c. decentralize opportunities to create and distribute media information
d. decentralize the mass audience - ANSWER✔✔ c


6. In the mathematical model of communication, any force disrupting the
transmission of the
intended message is referred to as ________.
a. static
b. fog
c. noise
d. interference - ANSWER✔✔ c


In claiming that the text takes a critical perspective on media, the authors mean
they are
________.
a. looking at media negatively
b. looking at the ways media are implicated in our knowledge and understanding of
the
world
c. complaining about the media

, d. looking at media as a business - ANSWER✔✔ b


Today, a mass audience should be thought of as ________.
a. a mob
b. an unthinking mass of individuals easily manipulated by media practitioners
c. homogenous
d. a shorthand term for the many people who consume entertainment and
information - ANSWER✔✔ d


According to polls from 2013, Canadians spent approximately ________ per week
either
watching television or surfing the internet.
a. 5 hours
b. 20 hours
c. 36 hours
d. 53 hours - ANSWER✔✔ c


The Shannon-Weaver model views communication as a cultural form, a social
practice
intimately woven into a larger set of ideas, values, and understandings about the
world.
a. True
b. False - ANSWER✔✔ b


Denotative meaning is the seemingly obvious or readily apparent meaning.
a. True

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