Media
Relating
Health
Misc.
Do it for the vine
100

These media theories seek to examine how different media affect us.

Content and effects

100

This branch of theories in interpersonal communication are focused on how much information we share with others in relationships.

Boundaries and Connections

100

Health communication, unlike other fields of communication studies, separates its focus into two areas: theory and what?

Praxis

100

This term, used in relational communication, refers to the sets of opposing forces. 

Dialectic

100

WHAT ARE THOSE?????

They're my Crocs.

200

This concept refers to an overall negative worldview brought upon by heavy TV watching

Mean-world syndrome

200
According to Communication Privacy Management theory, this is the process through which we make decisions about sharing information about ourselves with others.

Self-disclosure

200

This theory aims to explain how and why people seek or avoid information about health. 

Motivated Information Management

200

According to the Extended Parallel Process Model, there are how many possible responses to fear messages?

Three

200

Welcome to _______

Chili's 

300
According to cultivation theory, this term refers to the degree to which a mediated image is consistent with a person''s lived experience.

Resonance

300

In CPM, these rules in relationships are situational and change with circumstance

Catalyst Rules
300

This term, utilized across several theories, refers to the belief that the individual has the ability to perform the necessary action. 

Self-efficacy

300

According to the EPPM, when perceived threat is high and perceived efficacy is low, this response will likely be evoked.

Fear control

300

STOPPPPP

You almost made me drop my croissant

400

In Agenda Setting Theory, this is the processwhereby the issues are selected and presented for the individual to consider. 

Priming

400

Relational framing argues that when we send/receive messages that there are two messages simultaneously, a content message and what?

Relational Message

400

Planned Risk Information Avoidance argues that there are three elements of risk information avoidance: sociocultural, cognitive, and what?

Affective

400

According to CCA, health is the product of what two forces?

Structure and Agency

400

Road work ahead?

Yeah, I sure hope it does.

500

This is the process whereby media generate interpretations through selection and salience.

Media Framing

500

Queering Family Communication argues how many pathways toward queering family communication research?

Four

500
In Planned Risk Information Avoidance theory, this sociocultural element refers to the codes of behavior that lead us to avoid risk information. 

Social norms

500

This term is used to describe the "upstream" factors that are the strongest predictors of health outcomes. 

Social Determinants of Health

500

Hurricane katrina?

More like hurricane toritilla

600

On the day we discussed Cultivation Theory, I displayed an image for this show about an army medical base in Vietnam.

M.A.S.H.

600

This theorist of Equity Theory wrote Brandon a letter of recommendation to get into his Master's program.

Laura Stafford

600

Who is the primary theorist that developed the Culture-Centered Approach? First and last name. 

Mohan Dutta

600

This is the ultimate goal of CCA work.

Structural transformation

600

Nice Ron

I sneezed! Oh I'm not allowed to sneeze?

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