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Chapter 8: Media and Technology
10 problems · 0 figures8-1 §8.1 source ↗
- a.a functional perspective
- b.the knowledge gap
- c.e-readiness
- d.a digital divide
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8-3 §8.1 source ↗
- a.the conflict perspective
- b.conspicuous consumption
- c.media
- d.planned obsolescence
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8-5 §8.2 source ↗
- a.Media can influence technology, but not society.
- b.Technology created media, but society has nothing to do with these.
- c.Technology, media, and society are bound and cannot be separated.
- d.Society influences media but is not connected to technology.
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8-7 §8.2 source ↗
- a.Technology should not be subject to patenting.
- b.Technology and the media evolve together.
- c.Technology can be traced back to the early stages of human society.
- d.A breakthrough in one form of technology leads to a number of variations, and technological developments.
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8-9 §8.2 source ↗
- a.boys who play violent video games become more aggressive, but girls do not
- b.girls who play violent video games become more aggressive, but boys do not
- c.violent video games have no connection to aggressive behavior
- d.violent video games lead to an increase in aggressive thought and behavior
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8-11 §8.3 source ↗
- a.media globalization
- b.technological diffusion
- c.monetizing
- d.planned obsolescence
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8-13 §8.3 source ↗
- a.technology
- b.conglomerating
- c.symbolic interaction
- d.media globalization
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8-15 §8.3 source ↗
- a.China
- b.India
- c.Afghanistan
- d.Australia
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8-17 §8.4 source ↗
- a.social construction of reality
- b.cyberfeminism
- c.market segmentation
- d.referencing
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8-19 §8.4 source ↗
- a.the symbols created and reproduced by the media
- b.the association of technology and technological skill with men
- c.the way that various forms of media socialize users
- d.the digital divide between the technological haves and have-nots
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