__________ is the ability of the media to alter the public's view on an issue by presenting it in a particular way

During the nineteenth century, journalistic style

a. remained very similar to what it was before the Civil War. b. could not be distinguished among newspapers. c. had little effect on the public's knowledge of current events. d. changed significantly. e. remained focused on sensationalism.

Coordination problems decrease as the size of the group increases.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)