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MComm100
–
Mass
Communication
in
Society

Midterm
Review
–
12th
Ed

(Chapters
1
–
9)
 Understand
the
definition
of
‘encoding’

What
is
‘negative
feedback’?

Characteristics
of
a
mass
communication
audience

What
is
a
‘media
vehicle’?

Characteristics
of
mass
communication
organizations

What
vehicles
have
increased
the
mobility
of
the
mass
media?

Trust
in
the
media
is
considered
what?

Definition
of
‘surveilance’

with
regard
to
individual
media
use

Consequences
of
relying
on
mass
media
for
interpretation

Definition
of
the
socialization
function

Which
media
is
devoted
primarily …show more content…

- Your answers should be in paragraph form with an introductory paragraph introducing the reader to the material.
- Length of your answers is not important as the quality of your response. This means that you answered all of the elements of the question.
- It's suggested to prepare your answers in advance.
“”Trace the history of the printed newspaper and various types of eras in reporting the news. Start with the colonial period of print up to and including how printed news is delivered today with national papers like USA Today. Include and describe what was the significance of the era of the 'penny press', 'jazz journalism', 'yellow journalism', and 'muckraking””
2. The follow question is two of two to be answered for the midterm.
- Be thorough in your answers.
- You may use the textbook and outside sources to help you to respond.
- Since this is a timed response, there is no need to list sources.
- Your answers should be in paragraph form starting with an introductory paragraph introducing the reader to the material.
- Length of your answers is not important as the quality of your response. This means that you answered all of the elements of the question.
- It's suggested to prepare your answers in advance.

“”Although the telegraph was first in providing electronic communication in the
19th Century, 'radio' is considered the grandfather of modern day electronics which led to