Presence of an extraneous variable in media research indicates
The presence of an extraneous variable in media research indicates (A) Reliability (B) Mobility (C) Lack of internal
The presence of an extraneous variable in media research indicates (A) Reliability (B) Mobility (C) Lack of internal
Measurement systems attempt to be isomorphic to (A) Reality (B) Artificiality (C) Persuasion (D) Interpretation Correct Ans: (A)
The ethical classification of categorical imperatives was supported by (A) Immanuel Kant (B) Lord Bryce (C) John Locke
Semiology uses a microscopic view of texts to _________ them. (A) Construct (B) Deconstruct (C) Expand (D) Shorten
When media is connected with reality that type of framing becomes (A) Analytical (B) Critical (C) Referential (D)
The media audiences are capable of (A) Passive notion (B) Negative acceptance (C) Inadvertence (D) Critical distance Correct
The possible harmful effects of mediated communication always lead to (A) Production glut (B) Ad attention (C) Economic
Socially and culturally less powerful people are _________ by mass media. (A) Supplemented (B) Counselled (C) Derecognised (D)
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