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| the act of searching of truth or knowledge; an investigation; |
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| the plural of medium; form of system or communication; ex. radio and televsion that influence people widely |
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| a first step or movement; energy used in iniating something; action taking to resolve |
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| a substance that enables a chemical reaction to proceed at a faster rate |
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| individual or group behavior that involves interaction with other individuals or groups; an essential change in a society caused by interacting with individuals or groups |
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| broadcasting information by the newspaper, t.v., internet, etc. ; communciation to reach a mass amount of people |
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| a particular form of civilization; your region, religion; the shared custom or tradition at the same time; the set of shared values, attitudes, goals, and practices that characterized an institution, civilazation, group |
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| to have a firm religious faith; a state or habit of mind;something you trust |
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| the importance of something or someone; guiding principle or idea |
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| external; not part of an essential nature of someone |
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| belonging to the real nature of a thing; essential; existing within |
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| soemthing that is out; outward (pre-fix) |
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| the customary code of polite behavior of a society |
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| being literate about media; ability to read and understand forms of communication |
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| a person who buys good and services |
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| a person that produces/creates/ manufactures; supervises |
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| preferring one side or another; group compared to another in a way to be considered unfair |
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| being able to think about two points of view at the same time |
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