In Roth v. United States, the U.S. Supreme Court held that material must be utterly without social importance in order to be considered __________
a. illegal
b. obscene
c. hate speech
d. fighting words
b
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A researcher decides to study the dating patterns of college students. To do this he goes to a college party and observes the students. This is an example of
A) Archival research methodology. B) Naturalistic observation methodology. C) Field experimentation methodology. D) Case-study methodology.
Coattails
A) help presidents get reelected. B) are strongest in off-year elections. C) are becoming increasingly important. D) are less important than they were in the 1930s. E) are a media myth.
Many Mexicans speak of the idea that the United States is always watching, something the textbook refers to as ___________
a. paranoid psychology b. observant awareness c. dependent psychology d. heightened scrutiny e. observational psychosis
Which of the following factors has led to the concentration of media ownership?
a. hyperpluralism b. selectivity c. public service d. exclusivity e. profitability