Why Is Balanced Reporting Not Necessarily a Good Practice for Reporters

question 23

Multiple Choice

Why is balanced reporting not necessarily a good practice for reporters?

• A)it takes too much time to gather information on both sides of the story
• B)it lends credibility to positions not supported in the scientific community
• C)it allows varying viewpoints to be expressed
• D)none of the above

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