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(1) The probability of rejecting a null hypothesis when it is true, means
(1) Type I error
(2) Type II error
(3) Type III error
(4) Type IV error
Answer: Type I error
(2) Discourse analysis is the analysis of a text through the identification of
(1) repetitiveness
(2) opinions
(3) language
(4) objects
Answer: language

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(3) For summarisation, the positivist researchers prefer
(1) specific individuals.
(2) general categories.
(3) unique explanations.
(4) special categories.
Answer: general categories.
(4) Social control in media organizations are normally exercised through
(1) legal procedures.
(2) formal channels.
(3) informal channels.
(4) religious codes.
Answer: informal channels.
(5) Which country included free expression as part of the Human Rights Act ?
(1) USA.
(2) Sweden.
(3) Denmark.
(4) The UK .
Answer: The UK .
(6) The problem of hyphenated identities is related to _____ in international communication.
(1) Copyright issues.
(2) Trade and Commerce.
(3) Alienated Economy.
(4) Contra-flows of information.
Answer: Contra-flows of information.
(7) If some media houses have controlling shares in non-media companies, it is known as _____.
(1) Horizontal ownership.
(2) Cross-media ownership.
(3) Vertical ownership.
(4) Conglomerate media ownership.
Answer: Conglomerate media ownership.
(8) Free market processes, it is argued, have given rise to _____ ownership of newspapers.
(1) trust
(2) plutocratic
(3) co-operative
(4) idealistic
Answer: plutocratic
(9) Official sources are used in media because of their ____ on the subject.
(1) expertise.
(2) fairness.
(3) emotional attachment.
(4) bias.
Answer: expertise.
(10) The importance of an event in relation to other potential news stories is labelled as
(1) Message clarity.
(2) Message parity.
(3) Message intensity.
(4) Message relativity.
Answer: Message intensity.
(11) Gatekeeping in newspapers is usually associated with
(1) views
(2) news
(3) features
(4) advertisements
Answer: news
(12) The news ingredients of balance and fairness are used to understand the concept of ____ reporting.
(1) investigative
(2) interpretative
(3) impersonal
(4) embedded
Answer: impersonal
(13) Episodic framing is the characteristic of
(1) newspapers
(2) magazine ads
(3) television news
(4) documentary films
Answer: television news
(14) The thematic framing is largely used by
(1) radio
(2) television
(3) web portals
(4) newspapers
Answer: newspapers
(15) _______ is a simultaneous real time distribution of any media.
(1) Networking
(2) Broadcasting
(3) Protocol
(4) Transferring
Answer: Broadcasting

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