SOCA03Y3 Final: SOCA03Y3 SOCA01H3 Final Exam Chapter 18 Practice

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Print, radio, television, and other communications technologies compose: Answer (cid:160) mass transit (cid:160) mass media (cid:160) mass behavior (cid:160) mass interaction (cid:160) mass society. Answer (cid:160) patrick bateman (cid:160) jim carrey (cid:160) marshall mccluhan (cid:160) marshall zhukov (cid:160) herbert marshall. Answer (cid:160) 649 (cid:160) 3,649 (cid:160) 6,649 (cid:160) 9,649 (cid:160) 12,649. Communication that occurs via the mass media is usually: Answer (cid:160) one-way (cid:160) two-way (cid:160) duplex (cid:160) omnidirectional (cid:160) simplex. As late as 1950, the dominant mass medium was: Answer (cid:160) radio (cid:160) television (cid:160) newspapers (cid:160) the internet (cid:160) magazines. Answer (cid:160) the protestant reformation (cid:160) democratic movements (cid:160) the technological revolution (cid:160) capitalist industrialization. The need for a literate workforce and means of business communication stimulated: Answer (cid:160) the creation of the printing press (cid:160) the creation of capitalism (cid:160) (cid:160) (cid:160) (cid:160) Remove (cid:160) the proliferation of the mass media (cid:160) political organization (cid:160) the decline of the newspaper.

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