Question

question 6
2 pts
if we say a piece of media was made to \solve a social problem\, does that refer to its purpose or motive?
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○ purpose
○ motive

Explanation:

To determine the answer, we analyze the concepts of "purpose" and "motive" in the context of media creation. "Purpose" refers to the intended goal or reason for creating something (what it is meant to achieve), while "motive" often relates to the underlying drive or incentive (why it is created, sometimes with more emphasis on the psychological or hidden reason). When media is made to "solve a social problem", this is the intended goal or objective of the media, which aligns with the definition of "purpose".

Answer:

A. Purpose