Principles of journalism

How does fairness differ from objectivity in journalism?

• Objectivity involves personal biases, fairness does not
• Objectivity requires presenting all sides, fairness does not
• Fairness requires presenting all sides, objectivity does not
• Fairness involves personal biases, objectivity does not

Why is independence an important principle in journalism?

• To allow outside influences
• To maintain personal biases
• To report news with integrity
• To avoid transparency

Which principle of journalism requires journalists to present all sides of a story in a balanced manner?

• Objectivity
• Fairness
• Accuracy
• Independence

What is the most fundamental principle of journalism?

• Accuracy
• Fairness
• Objectivity
• Independence

What principle of journalism requires journalists to set aside personal biases when reporting?

• Fairness
• Independence
• Accuracy
• Objectivity

In journalism, what does accuracy entail?

• Ignoring sources
• Verifying facts with multiple sources
• Presenting biased information
• Avoiding cross-checking information

How do journalists earn the trust of their audience according to the reading?

• By presenting biased information
• By avoiding transparency
• By adhering to principles of journalism
• By ignoring sources

What is the final principle of journalism that involves being transparent about reporting methods?

• Objectivity
• Transparency
• Accuracy
• Fairness

Which principle of journalism involves maintaining independence from outside influences?

• Accuracy
• Independence
• Fairness
• Objectivity

What principle of journalism requires journalists to be transparent about their methods and sources?

• Transparency
• Objectivity
• Fairness
• Accuracy