The BRIE Model Stands for

question 22

Multiple Choice

The BRIE model stands for

• A) Boundary, resources, intention, and exchange
• B) Boundary, resources, imitation, and eagerness
• C) Boundary, reuse, innovation, and exchange
• D) Boundary, reuse, imitation, and exchange

Understand the ethical values and responsibilities of journalism in society.

Identify the influence of media accounts on public perception and policy regarding crime.

Recognize the stereotypes and biases in media representation of crime, criminals, and victims.

Grasp the concepts of moral panic and its impacts on societal perceptions and actions.

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Definitions:

Outermost Part

The most external or superficial layer of an object or body.

Sound Waves

Sounds that move through the air or a different substance and become audible upon arriving at the ear of a human or an animal.

Vibration

A mechanical phenomenon whereby oscillations occur about an equilibrium point, commonly observed in objects that produce sound.

Molecules

Groups of atoms bonded together, representing the smallest fundamental units of a chemical compound that can take part in a chemical reaction.