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Obsession or Suppression
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1
The "DAHMER" TV series was widely praised for its complete accuracy in depicting the facts of the case.
True
False
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Media platforms do not care about the accuracy of the stories they present as long as they provide factual information.
True
False
3
Jeffrey Dahmer’s 'jogger' incident, where he stalked a man with a bat, was fabricated by the media.
True
False
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How do you think the media’s portrayal of Richard Ramirez affected the public’s fear of him?
It had no effect on public perception
It decreased public fear because he was shown as a “celebrity”
It made people more sympathetic of him
It created curiosity, turning him into a figure of fascination despite fear
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Why does the media often dramatize criminals in their coverage?
To avoid making the story too interesting
To create an engaging character that attracts viewers
To make sure the facts are presented clearly
To provide unbiased news
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How does the media typically depict serial killers in terms of their personal characteristics?
As ordinary people who simply acted out of impulse
As compassionate individuals misunderstood by society
As victims of a broken justice system
As anti-heroes or cultural icons who are both feared and admired
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What does the commercialization of figures like Richard Ramirez say about society?
It shows that people want to learn from criminal behavior
It indicates a deep respect for justice and law enforcement
People respect criminals for their courage
Society has an unhealthy fascination with criminals
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In terms of victim portrayal, what issue does media sensationalism often cause?
A balanced view of the impact on both the killers and their victims
Focus on killers' stories and backgrounds rather than the impact on victims
The highlighting of survivor stories and the justice proces
A deep dive into the trauma faced by the victims’ families
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What role do documentaries and movies play in shaping public perception of criminals?
They focus only on the legal proceedings, ignoring personal history
They have no significant impact on public perception
They make the public view criminals as victims of circumstance
They glorify the criminal, making them more of a “celebrity”
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How do you think the media’s sensationalization of serial killers affects their trial and conviction?
It helps law enforcement catch the criminal faster
It leads to quicker convictions
It has no impact on the trial
It causes bias against the accused
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What factor do you think contributed the most to Richard Ramirez’s "celebrity" status?
His crimes were particularly violent and shocking
The media's sensationalist coverage
His willingness to confess to his crimes
His appearance and "bad boy" image
12
Which of the following is an example of how media simplifies the portrayal of serial killers?
Providing balanced views of the criminal justice process
Depicting them as isolated monsters, than the broader societal context
Giving equal focus to the victims and their families
Focusing on their psychological background in depth
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The media's portrayal of Ted Bundy ignored his violence, focusing on his charisma and looks.
True
False
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What is the ethical concern about the media’s sensational coverage of serial killers?
It encourages other criminals to seek fame
It can trivialize the victims' suffering
All of the above
It could lead to false accusations against innocent people
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The media often portrays serial killers as dysfunctional, isolated individuals disconnected from society.
True
False
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What do you think about the concept of "fame creates attraction" when applied to serial killers?
It’s a dangerous mindset that should be discouraged
It’s a natural human reaction to intrigue and mystery
It highlights society’s fascination with dark figures
It is an unfortunate byproduct of media sensationalism
