Media and Globalization Worksheet

Media refers to technologies that extend or amplify human physical and sensory abilities, but may also lead to “amputation,” which means losing some direct sensory or physical experience.   

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Media only refers to entertainment and does not include communication or information sharing.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Media and globalization refer to the complete isolation of countries, where communication technologies prevent the sharing of information and culture across borders.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The concept of an imagined community explains how people can feel a sense of belonging with others they have never met, often through shared media and communication.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Cultural theories of globalization suggest that cultures always become identical and do not remain distinct or combine with others.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Channels of communication refer to the different ways or mediums used to send and receive information.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Glocalization refers to the process where global influences completely replace local cultures without any adaptation.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Fragmentation of the internet into isolated groups or “digital tribes” improves public understanding by increasing diverse perspectives and strengthening fact-checking and discourse.

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• FALSE

Types of media refer to the different forms used to deliver information, such as print, broadcast, and digital media.

• TRUE

• FALSE

10. Television has no significant impact on people’s opinions, behaviors, or culture because it is only used for entertainment.

• TRUE

• FALSE