Introduction To Mass Communication And Journalism - Practice Test

(A) environmental change

(B) shift to science and technology

(C) modernisation win tradition

(D) social and cultural change

(D) social and cultural change

(A) Schramm's model, George Gerbners model, Shannon and Weaver model

(B) Shannon and Weaver model, George Gerbners model, Schramm's model

(C) George Gerbners model, Schramm model, Shannon and Weaver model

(D) None of the above

(B) Shannon and Weaver model, George Gerbners model, Schramm's model

(A) passive

(B) static

(C) dynamic

(D) negative

(C) dynamic

(A) is meant for delivering messages to the residents of a city

(B) does not need technology-based media vehicles

(C) is an impersonal tool for delivering information to the masses

(D) is more effective than dyadic communication so far as reach is concerned

(C) is an impersonal tool for delivering information to the masses

(A) Specialisations in the field of journalism

(B) Increasing sense of morality

(C) Increase in the number of students

(D) Availability of teaching faculty

(A) Specialisations in the field of journalism

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