How does news media frame a story?Group of answer choicesThrough language, visuals and source selection.Though leaving information out.Through headlines, the lead, image captions and inset boxes.All of the above.Next

What does framing a message in the media refer to?Group of answer choicesDeciding when to cover a news storyInfluencing public opinion directlyTelling the audience what to think about and how to think about itDictating public policies

Newsworthiness in the mass mediaGroup of answer choicesmeans a story can be framed as a familiar or dramatic narrative.never involves trivial topics.involves official government press releases.is determined by what has the highest social impact.

Question 2 of 10What is a frame narrative?A.A story told primarily through picturesB.A story told from the second-person point of viewC.A story that contains another story within itD.A story that is driven by irony and ridiculeSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

What conclusion about the role of the media can be drawn from these headlines?Click here for long descriptionA.Media executives may pressure reporters to take biased positions.B.Interactive media sources allow readers to express their opinions.C.Media coverage of an issue can result in public policy change.D.Media sources often use dramatic language to try to draw readers.

How do media use "telling details" to help audiences better connect with a story?A.By telling audiences what they should focus on when reading a particular articleB.By allowing audiences to pick and choose which details to focus onC.By using small details that help the story come aliveD.By giving audiences a long explanation about how something works