Delegated powers that come with an office or position are called :

Delegated powers that come with an office or position are called
 
  A) reserved powers.
  B) delegated powers.
  C) inherent powers.
  D) expressed powers.

 Q. 2

People evaluate news material from their own partisan perspectives, called _________, and tend to process and remember the material more consistent with their preexisting attitudes, called ________.
 
  A) selective perception; selective retention
  B) social learning; observational learning
  C) minimal effects; maximum exposure
  D) primary attention; secondary attention
  E) personal view; historical view

 Q. 3

Powers explicitly listed in Article 1, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution are called
 
  A) expressed powers.
  B) implied powers.
  C) concurrent powers.
  D) reserved powers.

 Q. 4

The theory of media effects that suggests that heavy television exposure helps develop an individual's overall view of the world is ___________ theory.
 
  A) cultivation
  B) social learning
  C) minimal effects
  D) agenda setting
  E) hypnotic

 Q. 5

Powers shared by the state and national government as stated in the U.S. Constitution are called
 
  A) concurrent powers.
  B) reserved powers.
  C) delegated powers.
  D) mutual powers.

 Q. 6

What theory suggests that while the effects of exposure may be minimal or difficult to gauge, the media are quite influential in telling the public what to think about?
 
  A) cultivation theory
  B) social learning theory
  C) minimal effects theory
  D) agenda setting theory
  E) hypnotic theory

 Q. 7

Powers of the national government stated in the U.S. Constitution are called
 
  A) concurrent powers.
  B) reserved powers.
  C) delegated powers.
  D) committed powers.

 Q. 8

What theory proposes that viewers imitate what they see on television through observational learning?
 
  A) cultivation theory
  B) social learning theory
  C) minimal effects theory
  D) agenda setting theory
  E) hypnotic theory