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Mass Media Mastery Quiz

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A PhD-level probe into mass media theory and effects.

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A PhD-level probe into mass media theory and effects.

by Mилена Зулуфова
1

Which theory explains how media influences public opinion by shaping issue salience before public discourse?

2

What term describes media gatekeepers deciding which stories reach the public?

3

Which concept addresses how media selects certain aspects of reality to promote a preferred interpretation?

4

The 'spiral of silence' theory posits that people remain silent when they fear isolation due to:

5

Which model emphasizes the passive audience and direct media effects on behavior?

6

What is the main distinction of 'agenda-setting' vs 'framing' in media studies?

7

Which theory argues media can create a shared social reality through repeated images?

8

Digital platforms leverage which phenomenon where content spreads via networks irrespective of traditional editors?

9

Which term describes the economic and legal power of mega-platforms over content distribution?

10

What concept refers to the persistence of media effects over time, shaping worldview?

11

In propaganda studies, what distinguishes white, gray, and black propaganda?

12

Which approach analyzes media as cultural text to uncover power relations?

13

What is 'media convergence' most accurately?

14

Which research method is most associated with studying media effects on cognition using control groups?

15

Which concept critiques traditional mass media for underrepresenting minority voices?

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