Priming Is

question 38

Multiple Choice

Priming is:

• A) the influence on the public's general impressions caused by positive or negative coverage of a candidate or issue.
• B) the influence on public opinion that results from journalists' and editors' decisions about which of many potential news stories to report.
• C) the imbalance in a story that covers one candidate or policy favorably without providing similar coverage of the other side.
• D) the influence on public opinion caused by the way a story is presented or covered, including the details, explanations, and context offered in the report.
• E) the way in which a story is pitched by a reporter to an editor or editorial board.

Knowledge of legal actions available to entities against defamatory online statements.

Awareness of the Stored Communications Act implications for employer access to employee social media.

Grasp the concept of distributed networks and their legitimate uses within global corporations.

Discern the ethical and legal considerations of privacy in the use of social media within the context of employment.

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Definitions:

Investor Expectations

The assumptions or beliefs about future economic and financial market conditions that influence investment decisions.

Market Value

The cost at which a property would be sold in a competitive bidding environment.

Annual Dividend

Annual dividend is the total dividend payment a shareholder receives from a company in a fiscal year.

Standard Deviation

A measure of the dispersion or variability around the mean of a set of data, often used in finance to assess investment risk.