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5. MEDIA AND SOCIETY

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Mil 9 September 2021

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1. Question
How did Walter Lippmann view the role of the press?
- As a bridge between uninformed masses and powerful insiders who help formulate policies for elected decision-makers.
- As teachers of the public.
- As leaders of the citizenry.
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How can newsrooms gain a better understanding of the issues that are important to the community?
- By working with community organizations and groups.
- By implementing detached and objective reporting outside the community.
- By limiting the audience’s access to news.
- By avoiding community engagement altogether.
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How did John Dewey view the role of the press?
- As leaders of the citizenry.
- As a bridge between uninformed masses and powerful insiders who help formulate policies for elected decision-makers.
- As teachers of the public.
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4. Question
What is engaged journalism?
- A form of journalism that prioritizes listening to the community and involving them in the reporting process.
- A form of journalism that emphasizes reporting on international news.
- A form of journalism that only reports on local news in rural areas.
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5. Question
How are newsrooms practicing engaged journalism?
- By only reporting on news that is relevant to journalists.
- By actively seeking out input from their audience through surveys, polls, and social media channels.
- By only working with community organizations and groups that have mainstream views.
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6. Question
What is the goal of engaged journalism?
- To build stronger relationships between journalists and their audience and to make journalism more responsive to the needs and interests of the people it serves.
- To make journalism more exclusive to certain groups of people.
- To limit the participation of the public in the news process.
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What is one-way communication in media?
- A communication process that involves physical gestures and body language rather than verbal or written messages.
- A communication process in which information flows in both directions, allowing for feedback and response.
- A communication process in which information flows in one direction only, from the sender to the receiver, without any opportunity for feedback or response ( for example, from journalist to audience).
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What is the shift in mindset required for journalists working with the engaged journalism method? (more than one correct answer).
- Journalists must see themselves not just as reporters, but as facilitators of conversation and engagement.
- Journalists must only report on news that is relevant to them.
- Journalists must prioritize reporting on news that is relevant to their audience.
- Journalists should work with a diverse range of community organizations and groups, including those with alternative or marginalized views.
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What is the advantage of engaged journalism?
- It leads to irrelevant and unimpactful reporting.
- It builds trust and relationships with local residents and organizations.
- It amplifies the voices of powerful insiders.
- It does not involve the audience in the reporting process.
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How can engaged journalism amplify the voices of historically marginalized or underrepresented communities?
- By ignoring their perspectives and stories.
- By providing a platform for them to share their stories and perspectives.
- By limiting their access to news.
- By broadcasting information without engaging with them.
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