During what time period did Walter Lippmann and others develop more scientific approaches to mass media research?
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Who defined propaganda as “the control of opinion by significant symbols, … by stories, rumors, reports, pictures and other forms of social communication”?
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What is a pseudo-poll?
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Which of the following measure the behavior, attitudes, and cognition of individuals?
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_____ developed through the efforts of advertisers and product companies.
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The _____, also called the magic bullet theory, attributes powerful effects to the mass media.
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The final step used in the scientific method is ___________.
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Demonstrating that a study actually measures what it claims to measure refers to its ___________.
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Which of the following is a benefit of survey research?
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_____ is the idea that the mass media determines the major topics of discussion for individuals and society.
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Horace Newcomb applied textual analysis to what TV show?
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The audience studies performed by Janice Radway helped to define culture as ________.
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According to the political economy studies, what is the driving force behind public communication and popular culture?
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Which of the following is an example of a weakness of cultural studies?
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When did academics start becoming increasingly active in political and cultural life in a response to criticism that they were disconnected from regular people?
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