The Sheer Quantity and Constant Availability of Information, Which May

question 52

Multiple Choice

The sheer quantity and constant availability of information, which may cause media consumers to dismiss the significance of particular events, is known as

• A) media framing.
• B) infotainment.
• C) muckraking.
• D) information overload.
• E) information priming.

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Definitions:

Discretionary Funds

Discretionary funds refer to money available for spending on non-essential items or activities, often allocated after necessary expenses have been covered.

Worthwhile Cause

A meaningful, important, or valuable goal, project, or mission that merits time, effort, and resources.

Place Blame

The act of attributing fault or responsibility for a mistake or wrongdoing to someone.

Denying A Claim

Denying a claim involves rejecting an insurance or financial request for payment due to reasons such as lack of coverage or failure to meet policy conditions.