Historically, "Objectivity" Became Valuable for Newspapers and Journalists Because ______

question 36

Multiple Choice

Historically, "objectivity" became valuable for newspapers and journalists because ______.

• A) it was highly valued by Joseph Pulitzer
• B) offending the smallest number of people meant earning the largest profit
• C) the general public loved the partisan press
• D) reporters had a desire to be "fair and balanced" for society's sake
• E) All of the options are correct.

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Informal Policy

Non-codified guidelines or practices affecting decision making and behavior in organizations or communities, not officially documented.

Unwritten Policy

Guidelines or rules that are understood and followed but not formally documented within an organization or society.

Staff Meeting

A gathering of employees or staff members to discuss issues, progress, and strategies related to their work or organization.

Legitimate Adjustments

Changes or modifications that are justified and reasonable within a particular context, such as policies or agreements.