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JMC 366 ETHICS FINAL TEST PREP Question and answers rated A+ 2024/2025 JMC 366 ETHICS FINAL TEST PREP Sissela Bok: 3 Levels of Ethical Justification - correct answer 1. Conscience (weakest level) 2. Peer consultation (still weak, but not weakest) 3. Test of Publicity (strongest level) Define the four areas of invasion of privacy involving the press Virgil v. Time, Inc. and Diaz v. Oakland Tribune; be prepared to discuss the False Light case Cantrell v. Forest City Publishing Comp...

JMC 366 Final Question and answers verified to pass 2024/2025 JMC 366 Final Breaking the News: why have the news media suffered a loss of public credibility? (Fallows) - correct answer The public's perception of the media is very negative and that they'll print anything and are extremely unethical. Credibility gap began in late 1960s when media technology dominance began to take hold of American culture. What is the major journalistic value the press has lost sight of? (Fallows) - c...

JMC 366 Final Exam Question and answers already passed 2024/2025 JMC 366 Final Exam The Credibility Gap - correct answer used to describe almost any "gap" between an actual situation and what politicians and government agencies say about it/ the lack of trust that developed on the behalf of the public toward U.S. media institutions following the Vietnam War. With Rights Come Responsibilities - correct answer has to do with the rights that are given to the press in the U.S. and how th...

JMC 366 Question and answers already passed 2024/2025 JMC 366: Module 1 & 2 Quiz What are ethics? - correct answer The analysis and promotion of correct conduct for individuals or news organizations. Are ethics set in stone? - correct answer No, they are ever-evolving What are applied ethics? - correct answer Ethics that are of actual use, such as an ethics code What are goods based ethics? - correct answer Ethics that benefit the most people What are duty-based ethics? -...

JMC 366 Midterm Question and answers correctly solved 2024/2025 JMC 366 Midterm This is the best type of source - correct answer On-the-record With fewer and fewer people reading printed newspapers, a lot of news coverage has migrated here - correct answer Online What you might do to a painting OR what many media outlets did wrong in their reporting of the Duke Lacrosse Case - correct answer Frame Under "Minimize Harm" the SPJ Ethics Code says only this can justify intrusion ...

JMC 366 Question and answers 100% correct 2024/2025 JMC 366: final exam duty based ethics - correct answer good based ethics - correct answer What are ethics? For example, analysis and promotion of correct conduct for individuals or in this case, the journalism industry. - correct answer Are ethics set in stone? - correct answer No What are virtue ethics? - correct answer What are the key elements of the "discipline of verification?" - correct answer Are ...

JMC 366 FINAL Question and answers verified to pass 2024/2025 JMC 366 FINAL ( Cronkite ) SPJ Code of Ethics - correct answer 1. Seek truth and report it 2. Minimize harm 3. Act independently 4. Be accountable and transparent tabloid journalism - correct answer A style of journalism emphasizing sensational crime stories, gossip columns about celebrities and sports stars. Think front of magazines. Three step template for making decisions about privacy - correct answer 1. Analyze...

JMC 366 Quiz 1 Review Questions with complete solution 2024/2025 JMC 366 Quiz 1 Review What were some of the arguments of James Fallows? - correct answer -He argued press has lost value of informing instead of entertaining -Press is no longer accurate -Press has lost the function of the watch dog journalism What is the major thing Fallows said that we need the press for and the press has lost? - correct answer We need the press to make democratic self-governance happen and the pres...

JMC 366 Final Exam Question and answers 100% correct 2024/2025 JMC 366 Final Exam Credibility Gap - correct answer The press has lost its sense of journalistic values. The media has turned more tabloid, reducing the accuracy. The public is losing trust with the media. With rights comes responsibilities - correct answer A journalist is responsible for writing accurate news articles about real events using a fair and unbiased perspective. They must exercise the first amendment right not ...