Convergence takes place when content that has traditionally been confined to one
medium - Answer- appears on multiple media channels
The development of digital technology has made deadlines less and less important in
the journalism profession. - Answer- False
Convergence always involves more than one medium. - Answer- True
Scholars who study media effects tend to have little interest in television programs that
contain acts of violence. - Answer- False
Mass media research involves the use of systematic methods to understand or solve
problems regarding mass media. - Answer- True
According to the Chicago School, media lack the power to bring disparate individuals
together due to limited reach and frequency. - Answer- False
Decoding is the process by which the receiver translates the source's thoughts and
ideas so that they have meaning. - Answer- True
The term "digital divide" refers to the separation of new and old media. - Answer- False
Across all channels of the television, argues Gerbner, TV violence is a kind of ritual
ballet that acts out social power. - Answer- True
Unlike interpersonal communication, the mass communication process seldom
experiences noise. - Answer- False
A media conglomerate is a company that specializes in just one form of media
production. - Answer- False
Financing the media can general be divided into two categories - money to fund new
production and money to pay for already completed products. - Answer- True
A conflict of interest can arise when conglomerates with a direct stake in business
outside of journalism own many of the media outlets through which the public is
informed. - Answer- True
A content analysis counts certain aspects of media products. - Answer- True
Media representations of violence are getting more and more intense as the decades go
on. - Answer- True