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CCT EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERSHistory of SMS-Answer It began as a mechanism of delivery of short messages over the
mobile networks. It is a store and forward way of short messages of transmitting to and
from mobiles.
How SMS works- Answer The messages from the sending mobile are stored in a central
short messages center (SMS) which then forwards to the destination mobile. If the
recipient is unavailable then the message is stored is stored and sent later
Literacy - Answer The ability to identify, understand, interpret, create, communicate,
compute and use printed/written materials associated with varying contexts
Textese - Answer Text language in which one abbreviates words of phrases such as LOL
or OMG
Hybrid register - Answer Formal and informal language allowing a variation in tone
within the context of a given message
Retroactive interference - Answer information presented at a later time may interfere
with information presented presented at an earlier time
Decay - Answer learned information that is not accessed maybe be less accessible over
time
Low Road/High Road - Answer exposure to textese would transfer abbreviations
unconsciously to task requiring similar processes eg. informal writing
Situated Learning - Answer using textese would transfer to more general writing
because it is learned and then transferred unintentionally
, Standard English - Answer the use of formal grammar and sentence structure when
communicating
Cell Phone Etiquette - Response Cell phone use puts pressure on established social
norms. It is the way we behave when interacting with others in shared space. It is how
we be our notifications and decisions regarding ethical guidelines/social norms.
Social Impact and Cultural of Mobile - Answer Mobile technology has been linked (if only
by popular media) to anti-social trends -> mobs, sexual communication, vehicle for bad
manners/cheating/escaping school and co-constitution versus technological
determinism.
Health Implication of Mobile - Answer There is very little proven link to direct health
impacts and mobile devices. There is minimal risk. Li
Surveillance and Mobile - Answer The mobile phone is implicated in declines in freedom.
Cell phones can be used as mobile tracking devices by government, parents, partners
and employers.
Anonymous - Answer it is a loosely associated international network of activist entities.
The group has well-publicized publicity stunts and attacks on the government and
corporate websites.
Idle No More - Answer it is a protest movement that continues to date. It was in response
to what its proponents claimed to be abuses of indigenous treaty rights by the federal
government.
Social Movement - Answer it is a collective, organized, sustained, and noninstitutional
challenge to authorities, power holders or cultural beliefs and practices
Multitude - Answer a set of singularities based on practices of self determination and the
common.
New Social Movement Theory - Response Reaction to rigid class system. It is ranked in
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