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The 1934 Communication Act was largely responsible fora. introducing fairness regulations to balance unpopular political positionsb. allowing local communities to set their own standards for obscenity and profanityc. establishing an ethical code of conduct for the broadcast industryd. extending freedom of speech protections to the broadcast industry
{True or False}The Radio Act of 1927 extended freedom of speech to broadcast media.
What is the role of the Federal Trade Commission in regulating media content in the United States?a. solely protecting children from seeing any advertisements for cigarettes, alcohol, and other harmful substancesb. the FCC does not regulate any media content in the United Statesc. protecting public television networks from having to engage in product placementd. protecting consumers from being misled by untrue or deceptive advertising practices
{True or False}Standards are agreements about technical characteristics of communication systems.
Which of the following is an accurate statement about how media are regulated?a. There is no exception to Freedom of the Press protections.b. The film rating system was mandated by the FCC.c. Broadcasting is more regulated than print.d. There are no regulations on the media.
____regulates social or collective activities for the good of society.a. Libel lawb. Policyc. Copyright lawd. Privacy law
{True or False}The 1996 Telecommunications Act required a V-chip system to help people screen out objectionable content.
Which governing body is responsible for creating the communications laws in the United States?a. the U.S. Congressb. the U.S. Justice Departmentc. the Federal Trade Commissiond. the U.S. Supreme Court
Which of these examples provides the most accurate depiction of how content regulation works in the film industry?a. a central body from inside the industry regulates content in filmsb. there are no efforts to regulate content in the film industryc. the MPAA works with elected officials to decide what would be an appropriate standard of decency for filmsd. Congress works with state governments to establish different standards in each state
Workplace syndrome resulting from chronic job stress that is characterized by emotional exhaustion, depersonalization and loss of sense of professional efficacy
Which of these acts represented the first move by the federal government to regulate indecency on the Internet?a. the Online Obscenity Actb. the Child Welfare Regulation Actc. the Child Safety Promotion Actd. the Child Online Protection Act
Management strategy in which strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to determine a plan of action are identified
Management strategy in which strengths, opportunities, aspirations, and results are identified
Management structure in which decisions are made by those who are most knowledgeable about the issues being decided
After recognizing the need for change and carefully planning, a fitness plan is developed. Which theory of change is this?
A head nurse observes that staff members have not been documenting appropriately. She calls a staff meeting, deciding that the staff should be included in the problem-solving approach. This nurse is a:
Leadership style that involves the leader assuming control over the decisions and activities of the group
The clinical nurse leader role (CNL) is a position that was created by which association?
Leadership that enriches the lives of individuals, builds better organization, creates a more caring world and is characterized by the natural feeling of serving
Conflict strategy that results in one parting making a conscious decision to let the other group win