Lesson 01B3.2.1
01B3.2.1 Theoretical views of media effects: direct, indirect and active audience Quiz: OCR Sociology, Unit 4
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Which media effects model views audiences as completely passive and easily manipulated by messages?
- Hypodermic syringe
- Uses and gratifications
- Two-step flow
- Reception analysis
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What term describes the media drip-feeding ideological values to audiences over a long period?
- Media saturation
- Immediate effects
- Cultural effects
- Direct injection
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Who developed the two-step flow model featuring opinion leaders?
- Bandura and Walters
- Marx and Engels
- Adorno and Horkheimer
- Katz and Lazarsfeld
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Which model suggests audiences use the media to satisfy personal needs like entertainment or surveillance?
- Agenda setting
- Uses and gratifications
- Hypodermic syringe
- Cultivation theory
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Which sociological approach argues that media content reflects the dominant ideology of the ruling class?
- Marxist
- Pluralist
- Postmodernist
- Feminist
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What do pluralists argue determines the content of the mass media?
- Patriarchal values
- State censorship
- Consumer demand
- Ruling class power
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Which research method did the Glasgow University Media Group famously use to study TV news bias?
- Content analysis
- Official statistics
- Longitudinal surveys
- Participant observation
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What concept suggests the media tells people what to think about by selecting certain stories?
- Hypodermic injection
- Media effects
- Agenda setting
- Moral panic
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According to Stuart Hall, which reading involves the audience fully accepting the dominant media message?
- Oppositional reading
- Hegemonic reading
- Negotiated reading
- Aberrant reading
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In Stuart Hall's encoding/decoding model, which reading rejects the intended ideological message?
- Oppositional reading
- Preferred reading
- Hegemonic reading
- Transparent reading
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What is a negotiated reading in Stuart Hall's model of media reception?
- Unconscious absorption
- Complete agreement
- Total rejection
- Partial acceptance
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Which theory argues that heavy TV viewers develop a distorted, exaggerated view of real-world violence?
- Cultivation theory
- Uses and gratifications
- Hypodermic model
- Two-step flow
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Which researcher conducted the famous Bobo doll experiment testing media violence on children?
- Stuart Hall
- Albert Bandura
- Stanley Cohen
- Max Weber
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What type of audience does the reception analysis model generally attribute to media consumers?
- Brainwashed audience
- Uncritical audience
- Passive audience
- Active audience
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Which group argued that media coverage of industrial disputes systematically favoured management over unions?
- Ofcom researchers
- BBC trust
- Broadcasting standards
- GUMG
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What term describes individuals who consume media and then pass on interpretations to less active peers?
- Moral entrepreneurs
- Opinion leaders
- Primary constructors
- Media moguls
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Which media theory focuses on the power of newspaper barons to dictate political agendas?
- Hegemonic model
- Pluralist model
- Market model
- Manipulative model
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What sociological approach combines Marxist ideas with active audience theory regarding ideology?
- Neo-Marxism
- Functionalism
- Radical feminism
- Positivism
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Which media model suggests audiences actively interpret messages based on their social background?
- Hypodermic syringe
- Reception analysis
- Direct effects
- Cultural effects
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Which specific media effects model argues that audiences are entirely passive receivers of injected messages?
- Two-step flow
- Hypodermic syringe
- Reception analysis
- Uses and gratifications
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