Why did Universal, Columbia, and United Artists struggle during the 1930s and 1940s?
a. The audiences at the time were limited.
b. They did not control their own distribution and exhibition networks.
c. Their equipment was not up to date.
d. They were sued by the major studios and the government.
b
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A) oral style B) comprehension C) written style D) axiom
Kevin wanted his grandmother to know how much he appreciated the money she gave him for his birthday. He gave her a big hug, and said with enthusiasm, "Thanks Gram. I really can use this!" Kevin's voice and hug are examples of which function of nonverbal behavior?
A. repeat B. complement C. substitute D. regulate
What are you appealing to when you suggest to the audience that they can be winners?
A) nurturance B) survival C) achievement D) altruism
Explain what is meant by "absolutist theory."
What will be an ideal response?