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8. Which of the four types of information is reasonably exempted by the Freedom of Information Act? Group of answer choices a. Budget information for the Social Security Administration b. Medical archives of veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) c. Transcripts of an interview between FBI investigators and a Russian lobbyist suspected of contributing campaign funds to a presidential election d. Minutes from a president’s meeting with the National Security Adviser 9. How is the media responsible for promoting the public good? Group of answer choices a. By allowing political supporters and campaign donors a means to promote their candidates for office b. By predisposing news consumers, readers, and viewers to think about political issues in particular ways c. By providing a platform for public debate and improved citizen awareness d. By allowing citizens to instantly communicate with one another and share opinions about current events 10. The network evening news reports that a popular state governor’s race is very competitive, with exits polls showing that the challenger leads the incumbent by just one percentage point. What type of news coverage does this exemplify? Group of answer choices a. Yellow journalism b. Horse race coverage c. Soft news d. Muckraking 11. The Wall Street Journal, CNN, Fox News, National Public Radio, 60 Minutes, the Daily Show, and Real Time with Bill Maher are all examples of Group of answer choices a. mass media. b. biased media. c. subjective media. d. objective media. 12. Collin Mist, dean of media and communications studies at Full Sail University, argues that information delivered through any media and placed in a person’s brain is highly likely to be accepted as true. He is an advocate of Group of answer choices a. framing theory b. hypodermic theory c. cultivation theory d. minimal effects theory 13. A Federal Communications Commission (FCC) policy specifies that radio and television broadcasts must provide all political candidates running for elected office the same airtime opportunities if requested, at the same price if applicable. This situation is an example of Group of answer choices a. agenda setting. b. equal-time rule. c. fairness doctrine. d. priming.

8. Which of the four types of information is reasonably exempted by the Freedom of Information Act?
Group of answer choices
a. Budget information for the Social Security Administration
b. Medical archives of veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
c. Transcripts of an interview between FBI investigators and a Russian lobbyist suspected of contributing campaign funds to a presidential election
d. Minutes from a president’s meeting with the National Security Adviser

9. How is the media responsible for promoting the public good?
Group of answer choices
a. By allowing political supporters and campaign donors a means to promote their candidates for office
b. By predisposing news consumers, readers, and viewers to think about political issues in particular ways
c. By providing a platform for public debate and improved citizen awareness
d. By allowing citizens to instantly communicate with one another and share opinions about current events

10. The network evening news reports that a popular state governor’s race is very competitive, with exits polls showing that the challenger leads the incumbent by just one percentage point. What type of news coverage does this exemplify?
Group of answer choices
a. Yellow journalism
b. Horse race coverage
c. Soft news
d. Muckraking

11. The Wall Street Journal, CNN, Fox News, National Public Radio, 60 Minutes, the Daily Show, and Real Time with Bill Maher are all examples of
Group of answer choices
a. mass media.
b. biased media.
c. subjective media.
d. objective media.

12. Collin Mist, dean of media and communications studies at Full Sail University, argues that information delivered through any media and placed in a person’s brain is highly likely to be accepted as true. He is an advocate of
Group of answer choices
a. framing theory
b. hypodermic theory
c. cultivation theory
d. minimal effects theory

13. A Federal Communications Commission (FCC) policy specifies that radio and television broadcasts must provide all political candidates running for elected office the same airtime opportunities if requested, at the same price if applicable. This situation is an example of
Group of answer choices
a. agenda setting.
b. equal-time rule.
c. fairness doctrine.
d. priming.

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