What factor indicates the objectivity of a journalist's report of an event?

A. The journalist includes the perspectives of differing sides.

B. The journalist provides his/her own feelings about the event.

C. The journalist reports that he/she was present at the event.

D. The journalist chronicles only the facts, with no quotes from participants.

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Cade Powell

25 October, 04:00

What factor indicates the objectivity of a journalist's report of an event?

A. The journalist includes the perspectives of differing sides.

B. The journalist provides his/her own feelings about the event.

C. The journalist reports that he/she was present at the event.

D. The journalist chronicles only the facts, with no quotes from participants.

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Austin Gamble · Answer 1

D, because they aren't including any opinions about it, and therefore have a specific goal in mind of making the reader think something about the subject their piece.

Deleon · Answer 2

The answer is A the journalist includes the perspectives of differing sides