Comparison of Laswell's and Shannon & Weaver's Communication Models

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What is one of the criteria mentioned by Callison and Tilley (2006) to determine if an individual is media and information literate?

Evaluation of the adequacy of an argument

During the pre-historic age, what was the main medium of communication according to the text?

Oral language

What was a primary concern for individuals during the pre-historic age based on the text?

Food, water, shelter

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an example of a form of media during the pre-historic age?

Social media posts

What does media and information literacy help citizens to do according to the text?

Make informed decisions

One aspect of being a media and information literate individual is giving and receiving criticism constructively. Which other aspect is NOT mentioned as a criterion by Callison and Tilley (2006)?

Mastering musical instruments

Which type of media is the Internet categorized under?

New Media

What is a characteristic of traditional media mentioned in the text?

Limited media experience due to specific sense receptors

Which of the following is NOT a type of Print Media according to the text?

Web Video Portals

What distinguishes New Media from Traditional Media?

Integration of various media aspects

Which sense receptor is specifically mentioned as required for print media?

Sense of Sight

What feature makes traditional media different from new media?

Two-way communication

What is considered the official birthday of the Internet?

January 1, 1983

How is synergy defined in relation to media convergence?

Interaction of forces creating an effect equal to the sum of individual effects

What does convergence mean in terms of media convergence?

Combining various elements to create a new whole

Which term describes the interaction of forces in media convergence?

Synergy

In what way does new media optimize media use?

By converging traditional media into newer forms

What is the main focus of Laswell's Communication Model?

Identifying the source, message, channel, receiver, and effect

Which model incorporates the concept of noise in communication?

Shannon & Weaver's Communication Model

What are some examples of noise mentioned in Shannon & Weaver's Communication Model?

Semantic noise and physiological noise

'Communication is an open process' is a concept introduced by which model?

Berlo's Communication Model

In David Berlo's Communication Model, what influences the sender's message?

Attitudes towards the receiver

Which model emphasizes arranging message elements in a particular structure and form?

David Berlo's Communication Model

Which type of media convergence involves the movement from print to television?

Online publishing

What is an example of a source that may be evaluated by looking at the information it contains?

E-books

Which term refers to the process of refining raw data into information?

Processing

In media convergence, what involves the incorporation of internet technology into mobile devices?

Phone-over-cable

Which type of media convergence includes functionality of traditional media moving to the web platform?

Interactive television

What type of media convergence involves the creation of sequels, remakes, and franchises?

Film

This quiz compares Laswell's Communication Model and Shannon & Weaver's Communication Model. It discusses the advantages and disadvantages of both models, such as the inclusion of feedback in one model and the concept of noise in the other.

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