Question 1
In their seminal 1968 Chapel Hill study, Maxwell McCombs and Donald Shaw established the foundational hypothesis of Agenda-Setting Theory. According to this theoretical framework, what is the primary mechanism through which mass media influence the public?
Correct Answer:
The media do not dictate what people think, but successfully dictate what issues people think about by transferring salience from the news agenda to the public agenda.
Question 2
Originally formulated in social psychology by Kurt Lewin and applied to journalism by David Manning White (1950) in his 'Mr. Gates' study, Gatekeeping Theory has evolved significantly. In contemporary communication theory, how is the gatekeeping process understood?
Correct Answer:
As a multi-level selection system influenced by individual preferences, newsroom routines, organizational goals, social institutions, and cultural systems.
Question 3
According to Robert Entman's widely cited formulation (1993), framing involves 'selection and salience' in news production. What are the four core cognitive functions that a journalistic frame performs in public discourse?
Correct Answer:
Define problems, diagnose causes, make moral judgments, and suggest remedies or promote particular policy solutions.
Question 4
In their foundational 1965 study on the structure of foreign news, Johan Galtung and Mari Ruge identified several criteria that determine whether an event crosses the threshold of newsworthiness. Which set of factors correctly represents their classic news values?
Correct Answer:
Frequency, threshold (intensity), unambiguity, meaningfulness (cultural proximity), and unexpectedness in the occurrence of the social event.
Question 5
In her classic ethnographic study 'Objectivity as Strategic Ritual' (1972), sociologist Gaye Tuchman analyzed how reporters navigate deadlines, potential libel lawsuits, and professional criticism. What does Tuchman argue regarding the practice of journalistic objectivity?
Correct Answer:
Objectivity functions as a protective ritual and defensive procedure used by journalists to mitigate occupational risks and legitimize their professional authority.
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