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| how many people wathced the O.J. Simpson trial and verdict? |
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| images forever engraved in the minds of children |
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| photographs or memories that are forever etched in your mind |
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| what was the first televised war? |
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| took a picture of Baby Alman during the 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing |
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| took a picture of Baby Alman during the 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing |
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| took a picture of Baby Alman during the 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing |
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| won the pulitzer prize for a photograph of a starving child being stalked by a vulture on the way to a feeding station |
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| how many american households have at least one television? |
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| on average how long does an american household spend with television in a day? |
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| when was the power of television really shown? |
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| during the presidential debates in 1960 between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon |
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| designs the sequence and choice of programs |
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| guages how a particular progream stacks up against it's competition |
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| what three networks dominate commercial television? |
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| what are the three big networks called? |
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| when did candid camera begin? |
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| considered the "granddaddy" of reality television |
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| what two categories can reality tv be put in? |
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| exhibits trais of opience and abdunce such as Real World |
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presents the traits of deprivation, discipline and restriction such as
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| social contact, idealisim, independence and status are fulfilled in a lavish manner |
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| lives of celebrities face some of the challenges that the average person does |
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| is the "reality game show" in which participants are filmed competing to win prizes, job or companionship |
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| the idea of being able to improve a unique individual or classifications life for the better |
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| beating the competition for awards |
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| provide a documentary style show that displays professions using and testing their skills |
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| in 1949 only __ percent of americas households had a television set. |
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| by the 1960's more than ___ percent of homes had a TV. |
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| sears and Roebuck advertised a TV set in _____. |
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| tv is the most significant ______ of all tiime |
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| credited with transmitting first picture electronically |
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| who conducted the first public demonstration of a television image at 1929 world fair |
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| _______ _______ ________ of the 1950's provided the first indication that TV could be manipulated |
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| what came up with the magic bullet theory |
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| when was the mean world syndrome discovered |
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| during the payne fund studies |
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| cultural indicators project |
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| track changes in televison context and to make sense of how those changes affect viewers perceptions of the world. |
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| who founded the cultural indicators project? |
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| when was the culutural indicators project founded? |
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| what is the largest sudy of television content and its effects? |
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| cultural indicators project |
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| how did Gerbnerto conduct his experiment? |
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| gave surveys to light, medium, and heavy tv viewers and asked them their fear and anxiety |
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| a perspective that takes account of how our conception of the world is shaped by media messages and images |
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| is that heavy tv viewers view the world as a meaner and scarier place than it really is |
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| 61% of all lead stories in local brodcast news are dedicated to __________________________. |
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| what sisela Bok calls how news lead stories are about bad things |
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| what fraction of people believe crime to be a very serious problem get a majority of their news from television? |
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| hispanics account for ___% of the US population but are only portrayed by __% of characters on televsion. |
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15; 6
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| ____% of arabs and muslims are portrayed as negative |
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| crime against muslims in america has gone up ____% since 2010 |
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