Agenda Setting Theory Flashcards

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What is agenda eating theory?

A

Agenda eating theory is a communication theory that explores how certain topics are prioritized and emphasized within public discourse.

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True or False: Agenda eating theory suggests that the media has no influence on public perception.

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False

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Fill in the blank: The main focus of agenda eating theory is on the relationship between ______ and public agenda.

A

media

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Which of the following best describes the term ‘media agenda’?

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The issues that are prominently covered by the media.

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What is the role of public opinion in agenda eating theory?

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Public opinion can shape and influence the media agenda, impacting which topics are discussed.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a component of agenda eating theory?
A) Media agenda
B) Public agenda
C) Personal agenda
D) Political agenda

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C) Personal agenda

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Short Answer: How does agenda eating theory relate to political communications?

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It examines how media coverage of political issues can influence public perceptions and priorities in politics.

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True or False: Agenda eating theory posits that the media only reflects the existing public agenda.

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False

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What are the implications of agenda eating theory for communicators?

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Communicators must understand how to effectively frame issues to influence both media and public agendas.

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Fill in the blank: Agenda eating theory emphasizes the ______ between media coverage and public perception.

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interconnection

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