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Journalism that promotes civic commitment and citizen participation

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Journalism that promotes civic commitment and citizen participation in democratic processes is known as(A) Advocacy Journalism(B) Public Journalism(C) Alternative Journalism(D) Counter media Correct Ans: (B) Explanation: Public journalism, also known as civic journalism, plays a vital role in supporting democratic societies. It aims to go beyond simply reporting the news. Instead, it encourages citizen engagement, […]

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Impact of Corporate Practices on the Working Journalists Act, 1958

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Assertion (A): The working Journalists Act of 1958 has been nullified by the large newspaper houses. Reason (R): The corporate practice of contracts and packages, resorted to by large newspaper has made it ineffective. Correct Ans: (A) Explanation: The Working Journalists Act of 1958 was enacted to protect the rights of journalists by ensuring job

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In terms of ethical practices, the concept of Golden mean was by

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In terms of ethical practices, the concept of Golden mean was advocated by Correct Ans: (D) Explanation: The Golden Mean is an ethical philosophy introduced by Aristotle. It emphasizes moderation and balance in decision-making, avoiding extremes of excess and deficiency. This concept suggests that virtue lies between two extremes—neither too much nor too little of

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The Applicability of the Code of Athens in Public Relations

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Assertion (A): Public relations as a profession cannot practice the code of Athens always. Reason (R): The profession demands that the practitioners have to assess the assigned task carefully and devise suitable strategies accordingly. (A) Both (A) and (R) are true. (B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation

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In reporting, verification is understood to have conformity with

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In reporting, verification is understood to have conformity with specified (A) Techniques (B) Ideals (C) Sources (D) Criteria Correct Ans: (D) Explanation: In journalism, verification ensures news accuracy by conforming to specified criteria. Learn how these standards maintain credibility in reporting.

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The ethical classification of categorical imperatives was by

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The ethical classification of categorical imperatives was supported by (A) Immanuel Kant (B) Lord Bryce (C) John Locke (D) Karl Marx Correct Ans: (A) Explanation: Immanuel Kant introduced the concept of categorical imperatives, which form the foundation of his moral philosophy. He argued that moral principles should apply universally, without considering personal desires or consequences.

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Possible harmful effects of mediated communication always lead to

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The possible harmful effects of mediated communication always lead to (A) Production glut (B) Ad attention (C) Economic concerns (D) Moral panics  Correct Ans: (D) Explanation: Mediated communication plays a vital role in shaping public opinion, but it also has the potential to trigger moral panics. A moral panic arises when media exaggerates or sensationalizes

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Socially and culturally less powerful people are _ by mass media.

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Socially and culturally less powerful people are _________ by mass media. (A) Supplemented (B) Counselled (C) Derecognised (D) Stereotyped  Correct Ans: (D) Explanation: Mass media plays a crucial role in shaping public perceptions. However, it often reinforces existing power structures by portraying socially and culturally less powerful people in a stereotypical manner. Stereotyping means attributing

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