Frame Bridging Is When

question 10

Multiple Choice

Frame bridging is when

• A)claimsmakers seek common ground through which they can connect frames that are very different from one another.
• B)a new frame becomes more popular than an older, more established frame.
• C)a new frame is less popular because an older frame is seen as more reliable.
• D)a new frame gains acceptance by drawing supporters whose values already support that frame.

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Definitions:

Simple Comparisons

Analytical comparisons between two groups.

Familywise Error

The chance of encountering one or more incorrect rejections, known as type I errors, while testing several hypotheses.

Critical Value

A critical value is a point on the scale of a statistical distribution that corresponds to a specified level of significance for the testing of a hypothesis.

Complex Comparisons

Refers to analyses involving multiple comparisons within a set of data, typically requiring adjustment of significance levels to account for the increased risk of Type I error.