Exam 14: Communicating Through Social and Other Interactive Media
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Exam 14: Communicating Through Social and Other Interactive Media32 Questions
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Which of the following seems to be the most important impact of interactive media?
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According to social presence theory, which of the following media would make Jonathan and Judy's long-distance relationship closer?
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Projecting a false identity, also called ________, is possible with interactive media communication.
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pseudoanonymity
The feelings of psychological closeness that people experience when they interact with each other are known as _____.
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________ theory suggests that interactive media communication has a lesser information-carrying capacity when compared to face-to-face communication because it removes most nonverbal cues.
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Interactive media communication, like Skype, and telephone communication are considered synchronous.
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According to media richness theory, face-to-face communication is the richest medium for communication.
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Though only about 15 percent of Americans are not online, in many countries, only a tiny fraction of the population even has access to computers and the Internet. This gap is referred to as the ________.
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E-mails from foreign princes asking for wired funds are attempts at accessing consumer banking, an act called ________.
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Donna is short on ________ because she does not have access to technological skills and resources.
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Religious views and political views when presented online are considered potential forms of stigmatizing information.
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Detail ways to improve mediated communication skills for e-mail and mobile phone usage.
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Karen's office stores data online on multiple servers which are accessible from multiple locations. Her office uses _____.
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Based on the theory by Jan van Dijk, the level of technocapital known as material access to _____is where most public policy currently focuses.
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In the realm of social media, the idea that we don't know exactly who is reading our posts is labeled _____.
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People who read, observe, but do not actively participate in online communities are called ________.
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The fastest growing group of Internet users is older people 70+).
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Phishing refers to posting Internet messages that are meant to intentionally anger or frustrate in order to provoke reactions from others.
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Social presence theory suggests that face-to-face communication is generally low in social presence.
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The ease with which content can be spread on social media is called lurking.
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