These could subsume a substantial share of media:
a. tablets
b. mobile devices
c. laptops
d. iPods
e. both A & B
f. both B & C
g. none of these
.E
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The term "visual literacy," which is now part of the broader concept of media literacy, became popular with scholars
A) trying to explain the importance of prehistoric cave-paintings discovered in France. B) around 1850 in response to the invention and development of photography. C) about 1900 after motion pictures began to add movement to visual images. D) in the 1960s when the education products coordinator for Kodak wrote about it.
Hill's research about African-American mothers and socialization, as well as several other research examples in the text, use snowball sampling. This refers to a process whereby the researcher
a. Randomly selects members of a population to study b. Selects participants so that no two share the same characteristics c. Uses referrals from participants to acquire additional participants d. Goes to a public place (i.e. mall) and randomly stops people to participate e. None of the above describes this method of sampling
You're asked to lead a group of four college interns tasked with redesigning the company's website. The interns are highly-skilled designers with a lot to offer, but they don't seem interested in the project. You really need them to contribute, because the ultimate goal is to increase the number of college-aged visitors to the site. How might you empower the interns to participate?
What will be an ideal response?
An enduring construct that reflects enduring concepts of good and bad, right and wrong, is
called a(n) A) attitude. E) belief. F) value. G) motive.