Which Is Not an Element of Harold Lasswell's Model of Mass

question 25

Multiple Choice

Which is not an element of Harold Lasswell's model of mass communication?

• A) Who
• B) Which channel
• C) To whom
• D) With what effect
• E) Where

Learn about Ervin Goffman’s dramaturgical approach and concepts such as dramaturgy, impression management, role distancing, and frame analysis.

Distinguish between different types of objects as outlined by Herbert Blumer, including physical, social, abstract, and symbolic objects.

Grasp how symbolic interaction theory describes the process of meaning exchange, interpretation, and the distinctly human character of social action and interaction.

Recognize the role of emotions, such as shame, in mediating social bonds and their implications in social interactions according to scholars like Thomas Scheff and Arlie Hochschild.

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Definitions:

Stereotyping

Stereotyping is the act of ascribing a fixed set of characteristics to a group of people, disregarding individual differences.

Scapegoating

The act of blaming an individual or group for problems or negative outcomes, often unjustly.

Misfortune

Misfortune is an unfortunate condition or event, resulting in hardship, suffering, or loss.

Unjustifiable

Not able to be shown as right or reasonable.