LSUS MIN WU CMST 1061 – FINAL EXAM
EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
Rules - ANSWERS-Patterned ways of behaving and
interpreting behavior. All relationships develop rules.
Relationship dialects - ANSWERS-The tensions between
opposing forces or tendencies that are normal parts of all
relationships.
Autonomy/connection - ANSWERS-1 of 3 relationship
dialects; the tension between the need for personal
autonomy, or independence, and connection, or intimacy.
Novelty/predictabilty - ANSWERS-1 of 3 relationship
dialects; the tension between the desire for spontaneous,
new experiences, and the desire for routine and familiar
experiences.
, openness/closedness - ANSWERS-1 of 3 relationship
dialects; the tension between the desire to share private
thoughts, feelings, and experiences with intimates and the
desire to preserve personal privacy.
Cyclic alteration - ANSWERS-Partners cycle between
dialectal poles to favor each pole alternatively.
Neutralization - ANSWERS-
Mass communication uses gatekeepers to determine what
consumers come to know, believe, and understand are
issues they should deem as worthy of serious attention. This
view of how mass communication operates represents
__________. - ANSWERS-Agenda setting theory
The mass media theory that claims that television promotes
a worldview that is inaccurate but that views may assume
reflects real life is known as __________. - ANSWERS-
cultivation theory
Which of the following is NOT an example of mass
communication? - ANSWERS-e-mailing a friend
EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
Rules - ANSWERS-Patterned ways of behaving and
interpreting behavior. All relationships develop rules.
Relationship dialects - ANSWERS-The tensions between
opposing forces or tendencies that are normal parts of all
relationships.
Autonomy/connection - ANSWERS-1 of 3 relationship
dialects; the tension between the need for personal
autonomy, or independence, and connection, or intimacy.
Novelty/predictabilty - ANSWERS-1 of 3 relationship
dialects; the tension between the desire for spontaneous,
new experiences, and the desire for routine and familiar
experiences.
, openness/closedness - ANSWERS-1 of 3 relationship
dialects; the tension between the desire to share private
thoughts, feelings, and experiences with intimates and the
desire to preserve personal privacy.
Cyclic alteration - ANSWERS-Partners cycle between
dialectal poles to favor each pole alternatively.
Neutralization - ANSWERS-
Mass communication uses gatekeepers to determine what
consumers come to know, believe, and understand are
issues they should deem as worthy of serious attention. This
view of how mass communication operates represents
__________. - ANSWERS-Agenda setting theory
The mass media theory that claims that television promotes
a worldview that is inaccurate but that views may assume
reflects real life is known as __________. - ANSWERS-
cultivation theory
Which of the following is NOT an example of mass
communication? - ANSWERS-e-mailing a friend
