What does the media-themes model of media influence claim?
Correct answer D. Social interaction reinforces the ideas and images that audiences select
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Technology & Media MCQs cover how technology, mass media and the internet shape social life, culture and social change. They help CSS, PMS and UGC NET candidates revise sociological views of media and change, and every question displays its correct answer instantly after you select an option.
Correct answer D. Social interaction reinforces the ideas and images that audiences select
Correct answer D. The media exaggerate reports of deviant groups generating hostile reactions
Correct answer C. Revive it by reaffirming a commitment to freedom of speech
Correct answer D. Value generalisation
Correct answer B. Interactionist perspective
Correct answer D. Virtual communities
Correct answer A. Cultural imperialism
Correct answer C. Marshall McLuhan
Correct answer C. Convergence
Correct answer B. Social capital
Correct answer B. Networks
Correct answer A. Neutral
Correct answer C. Media imperialism
Correct answer D. Mass production mass circulation and the decline of serious content
Correct answer D. Transnational corporations
Correct answer D. All of the above
Correct answer D. Unilinear theory
Correct answer B. Adaptive upgrading
Correct answer D. All of the above
Correct answer B. Robotics
This topic connects sociology with communication and technological change. Questions cover virtual communities that form online when people interact over time, the culture industry described by the Frankfurt School to explain mass-produced entertainment, and nineteenth-century theories of social change shaped by thinkers such as Marx. You will also meet questions on which sociological perspectives emphasise stability rather than change, the invention of the World Wide Web at CERN, and social movements as agents of change. Understanding these debates is useful for essays as well as MCQs in sociology and mass communication papers.
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Culture industry is a term used by Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer of the Frankfurt School. It refers to the mass production of films, music, radio and other entertainment as standardised commodities, which they argued encourages passive consumption and helps maintain existing power relations in capitalist society.
The World Wide Web was invented by Tim Berners-Lee at CERN, the European physics laboratory near Geneva in Switzerland. He proposed it in 1989 as a way for scientists to share information through linked documents. Note that the web is different from the internet, which is the underlying network.
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