1. Publication of a story that leads directly to the correction of a problem, even without elite action or public pressure is known as: C Simple Muckraking C Truncated Muckraking Watchdog Journalism C Leaping Impact Muckraking 1. Journalists tend to exercise least control over the framing of uncontroversial news coming form official sources and most control over the framing of news about unexpected events or events unearthed by journalists through their own efforts. C True False 1 points QUESTION 9 1. Agenda building often occurs around a precipitating event. True C. False 1 points QUESTION 10 1. Journalistic exposes commonly produce reforms because an aroused public demands action. C True C False QUESTION 11 1. Stories about foreign affairs often reach presidents faster through State department bulletins than through mass media. C True False 1 points QUESTION 12 1. Using the direct mode of transmission, John F Kennedy was the first to broadcast his entire State of the Union address. True False