Communication Models and Their Authors
Match List-I (Communication Models) with List-II (Authors). List I (Communication Model) List II (Author) (a) Mathematical Model (i)
Match List-I (Communication Models) with List-II (Authors). List I (Communication Model) List II (Author) (a) Mathematical Model (i)
Match List-I (Journalists) with List-II (Newspapers associated with) List I (Journalists) List II (Newspapers associated with) (a) Chalapati
List I (Concept in Research) List II (Type of Research or Procedure) (a) Text (i) Quota Sampling (b)
Match List-I (Acts) with List-II (Years of enactment). List I (Acts) List II (Years of enactment) (a) Official
Assertion (A): There is an increasing trend of telecasting more and more reality shows by Indian Television Channels.
Assertion (A): Professionalism is not very strongly developed within the media organizations and employees have relatively little autonomy
Assertion (A): Women in print media are largely confined to covering soft news. Reason (R): Women journalists lack
Assertion (A): Participatory communication implies people’s participation in production process from the stage of idea to reception