Walter Lippman's View of the Press Was ______

question 50

Multiple Choice

Walter Lippman's view of the press was ______.

• A) holding politicians accountable for all of their actions
• B) providing the information a good citizen needed to know to function in a democracy
• C) engaging in muckraking so that the endemic corruption would be exposed and citizens should be cynical of their government
• D) working closely with politicians to gently lead the public in the right direction on the most important matters of public policy

Describe factors affecting sentence and text comprehension, including memory and attention aspects.

Understand the role of syntax and structure in language comprehension.

Analyze the importance of providing context for comprehension and recall.

Comprehend the implications of the linguistic relativity hypothesis and language's influence on perception.