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Media Studies ALL SOLUTION 100% CORRECT SPRING FALL- 2023/24 EDITION GUARANTEED GRADE A+

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How much television does the average American child watch per week? 25 Hours In the United States, the government controls and owns a very large percentage of the media. False Which of the follow ... ing is not one of the five biggest media corporations in the United States? Microsoft The link between violence in the media and school shootings has been proven to be direct. False Media _____ refers to a worldwide educational movement that aims to teach to people to understand how the media affect both individuals and society as a whole. literacy People can reject lessons they learned through socialization. True Which of the following is not true about media and behavior? There is no data that supports that the media affects our behavior. After seeing an ad for jeans, Ashley tells her mom that she wants to buy those jeans immediately. This is an example of the media impacting Ashley's _____. behavior Carlos grew up believing that it's not normal for boys to play with dolls because his older brothers and male friends didn't play with dolls, and because he only saw girls in doll commercials. This is an example of the media affecting Carlos' _____. socialization The Federal Communications Commission has always had a heavy hand in regulating the media in the United States; in fact, the FCC is much more strict in regulating the media than are the regulatory agencies in most of the world's countries. False As a Democrat, President Bill Clinton strongly disagreed with President Ronald Reagan's media deregulation policies and worked hard to undo them. FalseMost of the U.S. media was controlled by 50 corporations in 1983, and that number dropped to 23 in 1990 and down to five today. True Which is TRUE about the PICON standard? PICON stands for "public interest, convenience, or necessity." Five corporations own over 90 percent of the media in the US. True Political parties and churches often were not allowed to have a radio station in the 1920s. False PICON stands for "private interest, convenience, or necessity." False Deregulation means that many rules imposed by the FCC are lifted. True The primary purpose of TV, magazines, movies is to entertain. False Television news usually is more detailed than the news found in newspapers. False News found on the Internet tends to be more accurate than news found in newspapers. True National Public Radio is controlled by a combination of government, corporate sponsorship, and individual donations. True Most American cities have more local newspapers today than they did in 1900. False Which of the following types of news was NOT considered sensationalistic? objective journalism "The media doesn't tell us what to think, but it tells us what to think about" describes the _____ function of the media. agenda setting A newspaper decides not to run a story about an economic crisis that's affecting hundreds of thousands of peopl [Show More]

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