______ sources retell or interpret what the primary sources provided them.
A. Primary
B. Qualitative
C. Quantitative
D. Secondary
D. Secondary
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In Schramm's model of mass communication, messages from the media organization to the mass audience are characterized as
A. many and identical. B. expertly decoded. C. delayed and inferential. D. difficult to interpret.
Many people thought the idea of a twenty-four hour news television network would not work because it was too expensive and no one would watch it
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Research indicates that the more a person needs help, the less being attractive makes a difference in getting help. 2. The most consistent finding in the research on clothing and compliance is that individuals who wear casual attire gain more compliance than do individuals who wear formal attire. 3. While research consistently shows that mimicry leads to increased compliance, it does not lead to prosocial behavior. 4. Lip compressions, self-touching, and gaze aversion all communicate a desire to avoid conversation. 5. In his research on departures, Mark Knapp found that the most frequently occurring signals expressing a desire to end a conversation were breaking eye contact, pointing the legs and feet toward the exit, and leaning forward.