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Crash Course Media Literacy - The Media and the Mind

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Note down at least three things your brain does automatically.

4 lines
2.

What is the main purpose of automated brain functions?

a)

reduce frustration

b)

reduce the cognitive load

c)

reduce the distractions

d)

reduce the inner conflicts

3.

Write down an example of a “schema“.

4 lines
4.

Why are automated brain functions not ideal to deal with new complex information?

4 lines
5.

Our brain does one thing pretty well: Completing a picture. Note down the name of the respective “law“.

(a)  

6.

What is problematic about “false memory“?

4 lines
7.

What is the scientific term for the activity of “hunting for information that we already believe to be true“?

a)

conform bios

b)

conversational bliss

c)

control blitz

d)

confirmation bias

8.

Shortly sum up the example given considering the “Russia Dossier“.

4 lines
9.

What are social media platforms built to reward?

(a)  

10.

What is the meaning of “information satisficing“?

a)

first information=best information

b)

last information=first information

c)

no information=best information

d)

5

11.

Why is the human instinct for story-telling dangerous for media literacy?

4 lines
12.

How do advertisers use this instinct? It is used...

a)

as a stream of confirmation.

b)

as a beam of production.

c)

as a means of selling products.

d)

as a meme of selling products.

13.

Do you like working with “Crash Course Media Literacy“ and the respective Quizizz quizzes?

a)

totally

b)

a bit

c)

not really

d)

not at all