When we need extra context beyond the denoted meaning in order to understand a message, we engage in                                .Group of answer choicesmeaning matchingmeaning constructionfilteringmedia literacy

The goal of meaning matching is to                                .Group of answer choicesattend to messages that are usefulignore messages that are not usefulinterpret messages from more than one perspectiveaccess previously learned meanings from our memory

O’Shaughnessy and Stadler argue interpreting the meaning of a text depends on a number of factors, including acknowledgement of contexts. Which of the following is not referenced by O’Shaughnessy and Stadler?Group of answer choicesaudio contextproduction contextdistribution contextaudience context

The writer, message, audience, purpose, and context of a text is known as ________.

What is the term for what readers must infer using textual details and their own understanding?Group of answer choicesexplicit meaningimplicit meaningforeshadowingpoint of view

Which skills do you need to engage in meaning construction?Group of answer choicesMedia literacy and critical thinkingInduction, deduction, grouping, and synthesisReading, writing, and arithmeticFiltering and meaning matching