Exam 10: Emotions and Excitation
Exam 1: Mediated Communication and Its Kin20 Questions
Exam 2: Media Shaping Our World Perceptions16 Questions
Exam 3: Social Group Perceptions and Media11 Questions
Exam 4: Media Use Motivations16 Questions
Exam 5: Emergence and Interpretation of Issues16 Questions
Exam 6: Following and Contributing to News20 Questions
Exam 7: Mediated Politics18 Questions
Exam 8: Your Opinion Expression in a Public Context18 Questions
Exam 9: Persuasion Dynamics10 Questions
Exam 10: Emotions and Excitation18 Questions
Exam 11: Pleasure and Enjoyment Seeking16 Questions
Exam 12: Health and Risk Communication11 Questions
Exam 13: Computer-Mediated Communication and Social Media11 Questions
Exam 14: The Role of Advertising8 Questions
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Drew watches a movie scene in which a person gets stabbed. Instantly, Drew's shoulders get tense, along with a facial expression of pain. Which theory or concept accounts for this observation?
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Which of the following issues (among media users) are thought to be influenced by the media's extensive use of elements that instigate physiological arousal?
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John watches a particular news program every night, which includes plenty of upsetting footage, fast-paced editing and music, along with intense eye-witness accounts of crime and disaster events around the world. Today he happened to witness two people get into a bloody fight at a bar but didn't bother with calling help/police. Which theory or phenomenon explains this best?
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Emotions and excitations from exposure to mediated messages induces excitation so frequently that it can have long term implications. Scholars are concerned about which consequence?
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Which stage of excitation transfer theory is correctly defined?
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Excitation transfer theory suggests:
Individuals interpret physiological excitation states based on stimuli they are presently confronted with, even though parts of that excitation were caused by stimuli encountered ______________ (pick response to fill blank) .
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refers to when you experience emotions due to a media message because of the importance of the message for you personally.
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Physiological excitation associated with emotions is always noticeable
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Which of the following describes the notion of desensitization? By watching violence…
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Max and Jane are friends, but after watching an intense horror movie together, Max thinks that he might have a crush on Jane. Which theory accounts for this phenomenon?
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Emotional responses to mediated messages don't always match the emotions portrayed in the message.
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Which of the following has NOT been demonstrated as an effect of excitation transfer?
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Arousal is considered a possible effect of media violence that may have further consequences, as individuals...
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Which of the following statements is true? Conceptually, emotions are composed of…
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John sees an emotionally-charged news item involving gun violence; then the news anchor makes a joke about the unpredictable weather in Ohio. John finds this joke absolutely hilarious! Which theory or phenomenon explains this best?
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