______ is the publication of false, defamatory statements that can harm a person’s reputation.

A journalist runs a story that ends up with a few people being fired for misconduct but many more of their colleagues receiving just pay and benefits. What ethical approach does this exemplify?

Which of the following criticized modernity’s definition and treatment of madness?

 In the world of audio and video journalism, which of the following is most important?

Nietzsche asserts that the concept of “good” was originally derived from the concept of:

A broadcast story that incorporates video should emphasize the ______ element.

 To defend against a possible libel suit, a journalist should ______.

Explain the role of watchdogs in journalism. Where do their story ideas come from, what methods do they use to report on an issue and how do their stories affect society?

How much video should be shot for a given story?

Intentionally blocking shortcuts created by the brain to organize information is a way for journalists to avoid ______.