Principles of journalism Module 2

What are the four principles of journalism discussed in the video?

• Plagiarism, incompleteness, opacity, unfairness

• Originality, completeness, transparency, fairness

• Accuracy, speed, popularity, bias

• Sensationalism, exaggeration, manipulation, favoritism

What does originality mean in journalism?

• Hiding the sources of information

• Writing incomplete stories

• Creating something new and not copying from others

• Using the words of others without permission

What is the principle of completeness in journalism?

• Telling only a part of the story

• Presenting the whole story in context

• Favoring one side of the story

• Using biased language in the article

What does transparency mean in journalism?

• Hiding the process of writing the article

• Making the process clear to the reader

• Copying information from other sources

• Using language that favors one side of the story

What is the principle of fairness in journalism?

• Writing accurately without bias

• Writing incomplete stories

• Using language that favors one side of the story

• Manipulating the readers

What is the consequence of plagiarism for a journalist?

• Professional recognition

• Legal trouble

• Increased popularity

• Financial gain

Why is it important for journalists to be transparent about their connections to a story?

• To hide their personal relationships

• To manipulate the readers

• To increase their popularity

• To inform the public about potential biases

What should a journalist consider when writing an article to ensure fairness?

• Using language that favors one side of the story

• Writing incomplete stories

• Manipulating the readers

• Writing accurately without bias

What is the goal of a journalist when writing an article?

• To favor one side of the story

• To hide the facts

• To inform the public and shape their thinking

• To manipulate the readers

What is the importance of the principle of completeness in journalism?

• It helps the journalist gain popularity

• It ensures that the whole story is told in context

• It hides important information from the readers

• It allows the journalist to use biased language