When an Editor Cites "The Public's Right to Know" to Justify

question 59

Multiple Choice

When an editor cites "the public's right to know" to justify an article that might also be considered an invasion of a person's privacy, this journalistic approach finds some support in which ethical system?

• A) Utilitarianism
• B) The categorical imperative
• C) Discourse ethics
• D) Social justice

Understand the impact of political administrations on African American communities and civil rights.

Recognize the contributions and perspectives of African American scholars and leaders.

Grasp the evolution of civil rights and affirmative action policies by the judiciary.

Identify groundbreaking achievements by African Americans in various fields.

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Definitions:

Bipolar Disorders

A psychological condition defined by severe changes in mood, from elevated states such as mania or hypomania to depressive episodes.

Genetic Component

Refers to the contribution of genes or heredity to the development of traits, behaviors, or diseases.

Genetic Vulnerability

A predisposition to develop certain medical conditions or diseases based on an individual's genetic makeup.

Depressive Disorder

This condition involves a constant feeling of sadness or a disinterest in usual activities, markedly affecting a person's daily routine.