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Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

What is the definition of Development Communication according to J.F. Jamias?

a)

The employment of research methods to generate theories and principles for development.

b)

The use of various communication media to attain development goals.

c)

The art and science of human communication applied to the speedy transformation of a country and the mass of its people from poverty to a dynamic state of economic growth.

d)

The purposive use of communication to improve the economic, social, political and cultural development of society.

2.

What is the main focus of Development Communication according to the text?

a)

Creating public awareness and understanding of planned change.

b)

Enhancing the use of mass media for communication.

c)

Empowering individuals and groups to change their habits and lifestyles.

d)

Improving the economic growth of a country.

3.

What was the main approach to development during the First Development Decade (1960s)?

a)

Trickle down effect - the poor will eventually benefit from economic development.

b)

Humanistic perspective focusing on the improvement of the quality of life of the individual.

c)

Technological paradigm - underdevelopment is caused by a lack of technological know-how.

d)

Integration of national and international agencies to invest in development programs.

4.

What was the significant shift in perspective during the Second Development Decade (1970s)?

a)

Focus on economic growth as the key to development.

b)

Introduction of the trickle down effect as the main approach to development.

c)

Viewing development as the improvement of the quality of life of the individual.

d)

Emphasis on the lack of technological know-how as the root cause of underdevelopment.

5.

What were the indicators for development proposed by the Social Indicator Project in the Philippines in 1973?

a)

Health and Nutrition, Education and Skills, Income and Consumption, Employment

b)

Capital and Non-Human Resources, Housing, Utilities, and Environment, Public Safety and Justice, Social Mobility

c)

Political Values, Women in Development, Environment, Indigenous People

d)

Meaningful employment, Equality, Education, Accessibility

6.

Who developed the formula of communication in 1948 that includes 'Who', 'Says What', 'In which channel', 'To whom', and 'With what effect'?

a)

Theodore Newcomb

b)

Harold Lasswell

c)

Warren Weaver

d)

Claude Shannon

7.

Which communication model deals with the question of how public opinion is formed?

a)

Linear Communication Model

b)

Psychological Communication Model

c)

Sociological Communication Model

d)

Circular Communication Model

8.

What is the main concern of a Type C development worker?

a)

To organize, process, package, and distribute knowledge

b)

To make an impact and do something about a developmental problem

c)

To view development work as a career

d)

To cash in on the expertise extended to sectors/groups

9.

Which type of communication involves the exchange of messages carried through an intervening system of digital electronic storage and transmitted between two or more people?

a)

Small Group Communication

b)

Computer-Mediated Communication

c)

Interpersonal Communication

d)

Intrapersonal Communication

10.

Who developed the ABX Model in 1953 at the Michigan University?

a)

George Gerbner

b)

Theodore Newcomb

c)

Wilbur Schramm

d)

Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann