____________  Filtering function of the mass media which effects the amount

of information received by the audience.

____________ Function of the mass media in which social reality is shaped

____________ Television is this kind of medium (McLuhan) because it

involves multi-sensory experience simultaneously. 

____________ Management style characterized by low focus on task and

high focus on climate (Blake & Mouton). 

___________ Management style in which the manager lets the decisions

rest with the employees (Likert). 

. According to Weber, a ----------- is characterized by rules,

. According to Ball-Rokeach & DeFleur, media may produce

____________Gerbner’s theory which focuses on the socio-cultural

outcomes of mass communication; concerned with the totality of the pattern

communicated by television rather than any particular content or specific effect;

says TV shapes the viewer’s conception of social reality.

According to Weber, traditional, bureaucratic, and ---------------

are three kinds of authority. 

The four phases of Fischer’s interact process are ----------------,

conflict, emergence and reinforcement. 

___________ Provides important information to managers but may increase

worker vulnerability. 

___________(Blake and Mouton) Name the management style that has low

concern for task and low concern for people.

McLuhan maintained that eyeglasses, computers, cars,

typewriters, etc. are all extensions of -----------------. 

According to Marshall McLuhan, communication is best

defined as information ------------------. 

____________ According to Kurt Lewin’s field theory of groups, this term

refers to a person’s conception of important goals and barriers as well as the

____________Social influence theory maintains that people behave

aggressively even when social norms and pressures frown on aggression

because of the complex relationship between ------------ and aggression.

____________The human relations perspective on groups assumes that the

nature and quality of relationships play a large role in productivity and

satisfaction.  The two major components of cooperativeness.

The four phases of Fisher’s interact process are orientation, 

-----------------,  emergence, and reinforcement. 

 Group effectiveness depends on the definition and

achievement of ----------------------. 

As group membership ________, groups become more

centralized. 

One symptom of groupthink is an unquestionable belief in

the group’s ----------------. 

_____________This results for groups that do not critically examine majority

opinion or seek expert opinions. 

After comparison, a person who sees no other group

alternatives will stay in a ------------- group. 

. Group --------- affects centrality, satisfaction and efficiency.

Group ----------- includes member qualities, group size and

compatibility. 

____________  What is the name of McLuhan’s theory that has as its thesis:

“the medium is the message”? 

___________ The belief acquired by massive exposure to violent media fare

causing people to fear violent crime. 

____________The condition in which too much cohesiveness among

members results in poor decision-making and an illusion of invulnerability. 

As group membership increases, groups become more ------.

_____________A future state of affairs desired by enough members to work

for its achievement.