The concept of managed news refers to
A) government dictating to the media what it can and cannot publish.
B) government generating and distributing information in a way which gives priority to its own interests.
C) media dictating to the government what it will and will not cover.
D) media generating and distributing information in a way which gives priority to revenues.
E) the public looking to media and the government to manage and frame their news consumption.
B
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Why was Operation Desert Storm considered a success by the American people, while Operation Iraqi Freedom was not?
a. Although President George H. W. Bush and President George W. Bush both acted unilaterally, the quick, decisive victory in Desert Storm brought approval from the American people, while the drawn-out occupation in Iraq brought disapproval. b. President George H. W. Bush acted multilaterally and carried out the operation quickly and with few casualties, while President George W. Bush acted unilaterally and the operation became drawn out, resulting in many casualties. c. Although far more people died during Desert Storm, most of them were Iraqi people, not U.S. military personnel, so Americans considered the operation successful. d. President George H. W. Bush acted unilaterally in Desert Storm and the operation was quick and decisive, which made the American people feel safe, while President George W. Bush wasted time trying to secure approval, which made Americans feel their president was not a good decision maker.
Why is the pretest-posttest design NOT recommended for program evaluation?
A) With only two measures and no control group, almost none of the threats to reliability are controlled. B) With only two measures, the clients do not have sufficient leeway to express their opinions. C) With only two measures and no control group, almost none of the threats to internal validity are controlled. D) With no control group, there is not enough variability in the experimental group to see an effect.