Chapter 10/11

Question 1

(…) is an attitude according to which the effective operation of an object, space, or communication is of paramount valu

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functionalism

Question 2

public interest campaigns rely on the assumed voice of (…) authority, to achieve results through social engineering

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state

Question 3

the (…) was a depression era employment and infrastructure program premised on art being in americans everyday lives

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work progress administration

Question 4

(…) describes a strategy of deliberately ensuring that the current version of a given product will become out of date

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planned obsolescence

Question 5

part of the persuasive power of info graphics is rooted in their capacity to make messages appear to be (…)

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self-evident

Question 6

the illustrative style and subject matter of norman rockwell (…) a particular version of americana based in agrarian val

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romanticized

Question 7

the legacy of (…) approach to functionality and efficient form provided a foundation for the carefully formulated rules

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the bauhaus’

Question 8

many public interest campaigns promoted (…) as they attempted to regulate individual behaviour by promoting social norms

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conformity

Question 9

the WPA’s report economic aim was to provide employment during the depression, but another important aspect was (…)

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the belief that art should enter the daily lives of all americans

Question 10

info. design & photography appealed to modernist designers b/c they both possessed a hidden rhetorical force rooted in..

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objectivity

Question 11

(…) is the use of graphic means to organize & communicate data or knowledge

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information design

Question 12

(…) refers to the middle class, typically with reference to its perceived materialistic values or conventional attitudes

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bourgeoisie

Question 13

(…) is language or images used to persuade a group to adopt a particular set of ideas

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propaganda

Question 14

modern postwar approaches to graphic design were refined into a rationalist, functionalist method known as (…)

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the new typography

Question 15

(…) is an economic system based on assumptions about the widespread development of markets

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consumer capitalism

Question 16

(…) is a style of abstract painting developed by piet mondrian, using only vartical/ horizontal lines using black/white

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neoplasticism

Question 17

western labour publications took a different approach to soviet graphics which more likely to present the worker as (…)

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part of a larger social system of production

Question 18

the relationship between graphics and statistics changed in the late 1940s and early 1950s with the advent of (…)

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electronic computers

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