Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapters 4 & 5
That's Just So Random!
100

A specific statement or proposal that can be tested by means of gathering empirical evidence.

What is hypothesis?

100

This act allowed US Federalists to suppress pro-French voices.

What is the Sedition Act of 1798?

100

This woman wrote her doctoral dissertation on effects of consumption of media violence on behavior.

Who is Frances Fenton?

100

Albert Bandura's theory that in part says three different factors determine thought and behavior

Behavior, Personal characteristics, Environmental factors or events

What is Social Cognitive Theory?

100

This "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor is just a good ole country boy from down the road in Owensboro, KY. He also has a family member who was inducted into WKU Hall of Distinguished Alumni. 

Who is Johnny Depp?

200

The researcher begins with a simple research question and collects data that describe a particular case, and then develops a theory based upon findings

What is inductive reasoning?

200

A couple acted out the cross country killings after watching this 1990's movie

What is "Natural Born Killers"?

200

This is selective; perceptions of same message vary

What is Attention?

200

This is where new information or observation of new behavior acts to restrain previously learned behavior

What are Inhibitory effects?

200

This singer-actress performed at the Super Bowl in 2023

Who is Rihanna?

300

Researchers often utilize several different methodologies for cumulative findings that yield more compelling results

What is triangulation?

300

When talking about indecent material, this New York newspaper copied England’s popular and profitable penny dailies that published titillating material about lowlifes

What is "The Sun"?

300

This man examined influence of mass media on public opinion during a presidential campaign.

He also worked with the two-step flow model of communication, expanded into multistep flow model

Who is Paul Lazarsfeld?

300

Bandura's study where children watched violent acts on film and imitated them, then committed other violent acts is an example of this effect.

What is Disinhibitory effects?

300

This singer's real name is Melissa Viviane Jefferson.

Who is Lizzo?


400

This type of research gauges respondent’s self-reported attitudes and tendencies toward antisocial or prosocial behaviors

What is survey research?

400

This book's portrayal of black slaves inspired sympathetic attitudes in readers. It was written by Harriet Beecher Stowe.

What is Uncle Tom's Cabin?

400

This man is attributed with the five-question model: “Who says what in which channel to whom with what effects”?

Who is Harold Lasswell?

400

This is where past experiences are remembered and associated with new information

What is Cognitive Neoassociation?

400

This Hilltopper won an Olympic gold medal in swimming back in 2012.

Who is Claire Donahue?

500

"Whoever controls the media, controls the mind" was said by what late musician of the 1960s?

Who is Jim Morrison? 

500

In the early 1900s, this type of journalism during “Progressive Era” exposed social ills and led to needed reforms in business practices, truth in advertising, labor policies, food industry

What is muckraking journalism?

500

Most social scientists assumed media effects were powerful using these two theories.

What is the "Bullet" and "Hypodermic needle" theories?

500

Priming is a three-step process of exposure, automatic appraisal, and secondary careful appraisal

What is General Affective Aggression Model?

500

This athlete held the record for most points scored in NBA history before it was broken by LeBron James earlier this year.

Who is Kareem Abdul-Jabbar?

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