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1.Shouting fire in an auditorium full of people is an example of mass-mediated terrorism.

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False

2.Scholars define the relationship between terrorism and media as symbiotic because they need each other to accomplish their goals.

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False

3.The CNN effect is not as powerful as it was in the 1980s now that there are so many other cable news stations.

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False

4.Giving just the facts is an example of what media scholars term the dissemination role in journalism.

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False

5.The hypodermic needle theory continues to explain why voters are influenced by media.

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False

6.From the point of view of the attackers, the attack onCharlie Hebdowas justified because the satirical magazine had disrespected Mohammad.

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False

7.From the point of view of the cartoonists atCharlie Hebdo, the attack was designed to stifle long-held notions about the right to free speech in a democracy.

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False

8.Studies have found that looping images of terrorists' acts, played over and over, leads to compassion fatigue among TV viewers.

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False

9.Visual bias studies indicate that viewers will pay more attention to what interview subjects are saying than to photographs or video.

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False

10.According to reporter David Carr, featured prominently inPage One: Inside The New York Times, most internet sites such asThe Huffington Postaggregate stories that originated in a print newspaper.

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False