How has the saturation of media changed interpersonal interactions?
A. We spend a lot of time talking to friends face-to-face about media.
B. We spend less time at home because we need to work more hours to pay for expanded media.
C. More and more of our social interactions are filtered through media.
D. We spend more time in interpersonal interactions today because of new media.
Answer: C
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A) is clearly positive. B) is clearly negative. C) is mixed. D) has not yet been found.
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a) happiness. b) good health. c) marriage. d) sex. e) passion.
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a. the amount of money pumped into local markets by the ads. b. the fact that truth about political candidates can be told. c. the interrelationship between the number of ads created and purchased and the economic health of the society. d. the fact that a democratic society tolerates political dissent. e. speaking with the president and representatives at any time about their concerns.
E. D. Hirsch Jr.’s Dictionary of Cultural Literacy is biased in that it __________
A) only selects the highest-quality cultural artifacts B) lists almost entirely science fiction C) mostly excludes racial minorities and non-Western cultures D) excludes wealthy white men