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Questions

1. According to the research we discussed in class, which of the following is the LEAST common representation of LGBTQ+ individuals in advertising?

White, cisgender, male, gay

Asian, middle-class, female, lesbian

Latino, older, working-class, bisexual

Black, gay, male, middle-class

2. is a type of aggression typically depcited in TV with teenagers; this type of aggression involves gossip, rumors, damage to property, and hostile gestures.

indirect

cathartic

playful

relational

3. Which of the following is/are true of LGBTQ portrayals in the media and how those portrayals affect emerging adults?

being LGBTQ is often depicted as a "struggle"

intersectionality is almost never shown (e.g., LGBTQ individuals of color or with disabilities)

LGBTQ characters are often depicted stereotypically

all of the above are true

4. With respect to race and media portrayals, which of the following is/are TRUE of racial/ethnic minority portrayals?

Indigenous American individuals are typically portrayed in an historical context rather than as modern people

Intersectional portrayals (such as Raina and Nimah on "Quantico") are common

Individuals who are members of racial minorities are typically central characters, even in movies and television series that are not centered on a minority group or family

Asian and Latine individuals are often portrayed in surprisingly nuanced and multi-faceted ways

5. In the Coyne et al. article assigned for class, uses and gratifications theoretical analysis shares that emerging adults interact with media in a new way once they pass childhood; they are free to choose media that previously would have been selected and monitored by their parents, including media with adult/R ratings. They are presented with choices and now must make decisions about which media to consume. The use/gratification need associated with these findings is:

intimacy

identity

autonomy

mood management

6. The Real World, which documents real lives of real people and actual events, falls into the genre of reality television known as:

reality realism

docusoaps

soap operas

game shows

7. According to the reading we did on online vs. offline self-presentation, there is overlap between this dichotomy of self-presentations and attribution theory. When a person is the explaining one's own online self-presentation behavior (like changing one's profile picture), there is a tendency to use "reasons" or the rational, reasoned explanation for that self-presentation behavior (such as "I believe myself to be outdoorsy, so I want to present this to my online friends), BUT when one is explaining someone else's similar online self-presentation behavior (like an acquaintance changing his profile picture), there is a tendency to use "causal history" explanations (such as "he is so shallow and fake"). This aligns with the attributional bias known as:

cognitive dissonance

self-serving bias

actor-observer bias

attributional disclaimer

8. is the ability to actively plan to achieve a goal, monitor goal-seeking behaviors to remain on track, consciously choose to cope with goal frustration, and otherwise delay gratification in order to pursue a desired outcome. It is associated with psychological well-being.

self-regulation

self-presentation

social identity

self-efficacy