Credible publications don't bother giving the names of the journalists who wrote the articles as readers will know that they can trust the newspaper.Question 3Select one:TrueFalse

Question 9 of 10Why would people be more likely to accept the website of a well-respected news program as trustworthy?A.News programs usually present only facts.B.Newscasters always say they are honest.C.Newscasters are known as role models.D.News programs are familiar to audiences.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

How many criteria do journalists use to determine what is newsworthy, under the professional journalism perspective?Group of answer choicesEightSevenFiveSix

In a newspaper article, a journalist accidentally prints the name of one of their confidential sources. Which principle of academic integrity does this breach?Question 3Select one:a.Fairnessb.Respectc.Trustd.Honesty

What is NOT one of the important considerations of being a source for a journalist?Group of answer choicesGoing on the record by acting as a named sourceA list of items important to the sourceProviding information relevant to the news storyResponding in a timely fashion

What makes a source credible?A.It is written with an inconsistent tone.B.Its accuracy can be corroborated.C.It appeals to people's emotions.D.The author is a famous politician.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS