Vocabulary
Theories/laws
Vocab and examples
Vocabulary 3
bonus
100

We learn how we ought to and ought not to believe and behave from _____ (actual people demonstrating a behavior.)

What are live models?

100

Focuses expressly on how media and communication processes affect human perception, understanding, beliefs, and behaviors.

What is media ecology theory?

100

Created when a viewer begins to feel like he or she really knows the celebrity or character even though the celebrity or character does not know the viewer.

What is a bond of intimacy?

100

Focuses on the degree to which users tend to take the medium and its social uses for granted and, thus, fail to realize how it influences us to believe and behave about what is normal, good, desirable, and so forth.

What is media logic?

100

The trait Don Quixote showed while being a knight

What is delusional?

200

___ uses social science methods to examine audience responses to media messages.

What is media effects research?

200

Suggests that cumulative exposure to violent behaviors on television, the internet, and video games leads to significant long-term effects regarding what the everyday real world is like.

What is cultivation theory?

200

When a story is exaggerated for ratings

What is amplification?

200

Extension of media logic that accounts for new media and new areas of application. 

What is mediatization?

200

The “old” tool for typing our professor used to use when it was popular

What is typewriter?

300

Refers to how believable the characters and their encounters are perceived to be.

What is realism?

300

Focuses on how we learn to believe and behave based on observation, imitation, and modeling.

What is social learning theory?

300

Give an example of “old” technology

What is _____?

300

An organizing concept for understanding the impact of technology on society

What is the tetrad?

300

The movie madam web being heavily sponsored by Pepsi is an example of this

What is commodification?

400

The endless ways in which technology dominates our thinking and behaviors today.

What is technopoly?

400

Describes one-sided relationships where one party knows a great deal about the other party, but not vice versa. 

What is parasocial relationship theory?

400

When a story has pieces missing because the program directors decided viewers wouldn’t be interested

What is reduction?

400

People demonstrating a behavior through a medium such as television, film, computer games, and so forth

What are symbolic models?

400

The comedy show that was used briefly as an example of social learning theory

What is How I met your mother? Or what is friends?

500

The “new relationship between the social and the technological” which goes beyond considering each medium individually the message 

What is polymedia?

500

Name the four key questions the tetrad can be organized around

What are the questions “what does the medium enhance or amplify in society, what does the medium make obsolete, what does the medium retrieve from the past and what does the medium flip into when pushed to its limits?”

500

Give an example of a brand-name product shown on a tv show/movie

What is ______?

500

Advertisements blending with programming

What is commodification?

500

______ is a knight who loved books and above all adventures of the great knights in old Spain. 

Who is Don Quixote?