The authors of popular sources ________, and their work ________ checked for accuracy.
A. are typically experienced journalists; is usually checked
B. are not necessarily experts on their topics; may or may not be
C. are by definition not experts on their topics; may or may not be
D. include experts and nonexperts; is usually checked
Answer: B
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Which of the following is not true of brain processes in creative thinking?
A) Individuals can use both sides of their brains. B) Individuals are capable only of using the left or the right side of their brains. C) Individuals can develop their abilities to use both sides of their brains. D) All of these choices E) None of these choices
An example of _______ when analyzing audience demographics might be a listener's involvement in student council
Fill in the blanks with correct word
News releases act as ________ for reporters and journalists
a. information subsidies b. earned media c. advertising influences d. sponsored contents
Which of the following is NOT true about selective attention?
A) one?s attention span is limited B) things that are novel attract attention C) highly abstract messages intrigue most people D) bigger things draw more attention