Researchers Have Found That Scoring Higher on Measures of Prosocial

question 88

Multiple Choice

Researchers have found that scoring higher on measures of prosocial moral reasoning:

• A) correlates positively with prosocial behavior, but not with attitudes toward helping others.
• B) correlates positively with attitudes toward helping others, but not with actual prosocial behavior.
• C) correlates positively with both sympathy and empathy, but not with actual prosocial behavior.
• D) correlates positively with prosocial behavior and is related to being more sympathetic and empathic.

Understand the role of opinion leaders and their influence in the media landscape.

Realize the implications of mediatization and media logic on society and culture.

Acknowledge the significance of press freedom for democracy and the role of media in democracy.

Learn about the limitations of media effects research and the concept of limited media effects.

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