According to the text, which of the following is true about popular press coverage on
media research?
a. Popular press coverage is a relatively good barometer for determining the
importance of a research topic—the more coverage, the more important the topic.
b. Popular press coverage is a relatively good barometer for determining the
importance of a research topic—the more coverage, the less important the topic.
c. The popular press tends to cover research about the press—rather than research
about topics like violence, sex, and fright.
d. The popular press tends to cover research about topics like violence, sex, and
fright rather than research about important medical discoveries.
e. Popular press coverage is a relatively poor barometer for determining the
importance of a research topic.
e.
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