During the ________ era of mass communication theory, the media were believed to be corrupting influences that undermined the social order, and "average" people were considered defenseless against their influence.
A. limited effects theory
B. hypodermic needle theory
C. cultural theory
D. mass society theory
Answer: D
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a. presumptively constitutional b. imprecise and punishes more protected activity than necessary c. imprecise and targets specific content d. an effective remedy to specified harms
In _____, a speaker presents a relatively continuous message to a relatively large audience in a unique context
A) virtual communication B) public speaking C) intrapersonal communication D) interpersonal communication
Our identities are always in a process of becoming. In other words,
A. Who we are is not fixed or certain. B. We are capable of building ourselves in our actions. C. All of the above
According to your textbook, "Managing up" is a
A. communication strategy used by managers to get the most out of their subordinates B. leadership strategy that relies on subordinates creating the manager's goals C. tendency of managers to delegate tasks to subordinates D. communication concept in which subordinates identify their manager's weaknesses and adapt to meet their goals.