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A) are shaped by the most recent scientific evidence.
B) guide the way the public comes to think about the problem.
C) bring a sense of coherence to the many different claims being made.
D) are actually lies created by powerful politicians
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A) sources that have credentials that make them experts on the topic.
B) activists who have long histories of working on a particular problem.
C) people who have experience with a problem and will elicit sympathy from the public.
D) people who are already well known and have high status.
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A) a vastly expanded carrying capacity.
B) greater competition among claimsmakers.
C) a decrease in subscriptions to print news outlets.
D) both a and c
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A) number of people who consume a particular media claim in a certain time period.
B) amount of time or space a forum has available for presenting claims.
C) tolerance a given media outlet has for troubling content.
D) extent to which people take seriously a particular media source.
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A) Frames are made up of multiple packages that see a problem in the same way.
B) Packages are made up of multiple frames that see a problem in the same way.
C) Frames are made up of multiple packages that see a problem in similar ways.
D) Packages are made up of multiple frames that see a problem in similar ways.
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A) a limited public attention span.
B) money to support claimsmaking activities.
C) time or space in venues where social problems can be discussed.
D) the support of powerful groups.
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A) cover the least controversial claims.
B) have the greatest ability to choose which claims they cover.
C) cover the most controversial claims.
D) cover the widest range of claim types.
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