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What do we call media intended to reach a very large audience?(1 point)

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Print media
Print media

Mass media
Mass media

Visual media
Visual media

Digital media

Which of the following is an example of broadcast media?(1 point)
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Newspapers
Newspapers

Websites
Websites

TV shows
TV shows

Billboards

To benefit from mass media, users must think critically about the quality of its information and the themes or ideas the media is putting out there.(1 point)
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True
True

False

People with extremely large social media followings who are often paid to promote various products in their posts are called…(1 point)
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Journalists
Journalists

Creators
Creators

Cultural groups
Cultural groups

Influencers

How can you tell if a media source is biased?(1 point)
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If it is sponsored by a particular company or companies
If it is sponsored by a particular company or companies

If it includes only positive details about one side and only negative details about the other side of an issue
If it includes only positive details about one side and only negative details about the other side of an issue

If the source is trying to sell something
If the source is trying to sell something

All of the above

What can cause a content creator to pick and choose what to show based on their own motives or opinions?(1 point)
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Integrity
Integrity

Bias
Bias

A sense of fairness
A sense of fairness

Themes

What is the expression of similar ideas in the daily lives of the members of a group called?(1 point)
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Their techniques
Their techniques

Their attitudes
Their attitudes

Their culture
Their culture

Their message

What happens when value is connected to a particular cultural group and they see something they value in the media?(1 point)
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They want to buy it or do it
They want to buy it or do it

They ignore it
They ignore it

They organize protests
They organize protests

All of the above

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Manipulation of evidence
Manipulation of evidence

Exclusive language
Exclusive language

Attack language
Attack language

Descriptive language and imagery
Descriptive language and imagery

To analyze a particular media message, what questions can we ask about the source of the media and the information it conveys?(1 point)
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How can I learn more about the values and beliefs of this media source?
How can I learn more about the values and beliefs of this media source?

What issues does the source usually focus on and how do they make these issues seem important?
What issues does the source usually focus on and how do they make these issues seem important?

What does the source want me to think or believe and why do they seem to feel that way?
What does the source want me to think or believe and why do they seem to feel that way?

All of the above

A code of ethics is a set of guidelines that can help you decide what is right and what is not right.(1 point)
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True
True

False

Which of the following is NOT an ethical problem with using Generative AI?(1 point)
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Because AI can generate anything, it can create bad or hurtful things.
Because AI can generate anything, it can create bad or hurtful things.

A lot of information created using AI seems authentic—even when it isn’t.
A lot of information created using AI seems authentic—even when it isn’t.

AI is trained using data from a variety of sources.
AI is trained using data from a variety of sources.

AI programs can produce information that is biased or one-sided.

1 answer

Here are the answers to your questions:

  1. What do we call media intended to reach a very large audience?
    Answer: Mass media

  2. Which of the following is an example of broadcast media?
    Answer: TV shows

  3. To benefit from mass media, users must think critically about the quality of its information and the themes or ideas the media is putting out there.
    Answer: True

  4. People with extremely large social media followings who are often paid to promote various products in their posts are called…
    Answer: Influencers

  5. How can you tell if a media source is biased?
    Answer: All of the above (If it is sponsored by a particular company or companies, If it includes only positive details about one side and only negative details about the other side of an issue, If the source is trying to sell something)

  6. What can cause a content creator to pick and choose what to show based on their own motives or opinions?
    Answer: Bias

  7. What is the expression of similar ideas in the daily lives of the members of a group called?
    Answer: Their culture

  8. What happens when value is connected to a particular cultural group and they see something they value in the media?
    Answer: They want to buy it or do it

  9. To analyze a particular media message, what questions can we ask about the source of the media and the information it conveys?
    Answer: All of the above (How can I learn more about the values and beliefs of this media source? What issues does the source usually focus on and how do they make these issues seem important? What does the source want me to think or believe and why do they seem to feel that way?)

  10. A code of ethics is a set of guidelines that can help you decide what is right and what is not right.
    Answer: True

  11. Which of the following is NOT an ethical problem with using Generative AI?
    Answer: AI is trained using data from a variety of sources.

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