The "Glow and Flow" Principle Says That

question 31

Multiple Choice

The "glow and flow" principle says that

• A)television audiences are selective viewers.
• B)the act of watching television entertains.
• C)it is the interaction with others that takes place when watching a television program that audience members find most satisfying.
• D)television programs fill a void in our lives by allowing us vicariously to experience events we would not otherwise experience.
• E)television has little effect on viewers' perceptions of violence.

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Definitions:

Framing

The way a decision is phrased or the way options are described. Seemingly peripheral aspects of the framing can influence decisions by changing the point of reference.

Double-Or-Nothing

A gamble or bet in which the stakes are either doubled or lost entirely.

Coin Flip

A basic probability event with two possible outcomes, heads or tails, often used to illustrate randomness or make simple decisions.

System I "Shortcuts"

System I "Shortcuts" refer to the fast, automatic, intuitive responses and decisions our brain makes without the need for conscious analytical thought.