The New Forms of Mass Communication and Leisure Created Between

question 40

Multiple Choice

The new forms of mass communication and leisure created between the wars included all except

• A) cinema becoming an increasingly popular form of entertainment.
• B) Fascist nations them for propaganda purposes.
• C) radio production and broadcasting companies increasing dramatically.
• D) the widespread use of television in most middle class homes.
• E) the automobile becoming a common method of travel for the middle classes

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Definitions:

Implicit Memories

Memories that are not part of our consciousness, formed from behaviors learned through repetitive practice, such as riding a bike, and not consciously recalled.

Automatically Processed

Pertains to cognitive actions that occur without conscious awareness or effort, often based on learned routines or patterns.

Identification

The process by which, according to Freud, children incorporate their parents’ values into their developing superegos.

Echoic Memory

Echoic memory refers to the auditory component of sensory memory, where sounds are briefly stored before they are processed.