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Questions and Answers
What is the main goal of journalism ethics?
What is the main goal of journalism ethics?
- To provide biased news
- To manipulate and divide the audience
- To ensure truth and accuracy, fairness and impartiality, and accountability (correct)
- To present sensational language
Why do journalists put a 'spin' on a story?
Why do journalists put a 'spin' on a story?
- To provide objective, measurable facts
- To present a dramatic or sensational language
- To ensure truth and accuracy in reporting
- To prevent readers from getting a precise take on what happened (correct)
What percentage of Americans believe traditional news sources report fake news, falsehoods, or purposely misleading content?
What percentage of Americans believe traditional news sources report fake news, falsehoods, or purposely misleading content?
- 85%
- 60%
- 50%
- 72% (correct)
What is the purpose of AllSides' Media Bias Chart™ and Fact Check Bias Chart™?
What is the purpose of AllSides' Media Bias Chart™ and Fact Check Bias Chart™?
What does the term 'spin doctors' refer to in the context of early 20th-century journalism?
What does the term 'spin doctors' refer to in the context of early 20th-century journalism?
What is the term 'spin' referring to in the context of media bias?
What is the term 'spin' referring to in the context of media bias?
What is the primary impact of 'spin' as a form of media bias?
What is the primary impact of 'spin' as a form of media bias?
What do AllSides' Media Bias Chart™ and Fact Check Bias Chart™ aim to address?
What do AllSides' Media Bias Chart™ and Fact Check Bias Chart™ aim to address?
Why is it important for media consumers to learn how to spot different types of media bias?
Why is it important for media consumers to learn how to spot different types of media bias?
What does the term 'spin doctors' refer to in the context of early 20th-century journalism?
What does the term 'spin doctors' refer to in the context of early 20th-century journalism?