Uses and gratification assumes that consumers of mass media are active agents who deliberately choose what pleases them.
The mere presence of differences between any two people is c…
The mere presence of differences between any two people is conflict.
Unlike Samantha, Shenika says, “I don’t like to lose argumen…
Unlike Samantha, Shenika says, “I don’t like to lose arguments. The way I figure it, when you have a disagreement there can be only one winner.” Shenika’s orientation to conflict is best described as __________.
During a heated discussion, Janet says to Scott, “There’s no…
During a heated discussion, Janet says to Scott, “There’s no point in talking about this any further. I’m not going to change my mind.” This language is an example of __________.
In the three-part structure of the self, the agent self serv…
In the three-part structure of the self, the agent self serves ____.
Convert the following measure from decimal degrees to D°M’S”…
Convert the following measure from decimal degrees to D°M’S” (Degrees, Minutes, Seconds) and determine if the following statement is true. Round your conversion to the nearest second if needed. 310.81048° = 310°48’31”
Diamond’s research regarding the attachment drive and the s…
Diamond’s research regarding the attachment drive and the sex drive indicates that ____.
Increased access to information made possible by electronic…
Increased access to information made possible by electronic communication that links people all over the world creating a modern world-wide community is known as __________.
The process by which a viewer’s basic view of the world can…
The process by which a viewer’s basic view of the world can be affected due to watching large amounts of television over time is known as __________.
To become a more responsible and thoughtful consumer of mass…
To become a more responsible and thoughtful consumer of mass communication we should __________.