Why would "10 Days in a Mad-house" be considered research and journalism? Question 10 options: Nellie Bly was able to record her experiences of being admitted into the mental facility. Nellie Bly entered the mental facility "undercover" with the sole purpose of exposing the neglect and terrible conditions the patients faced. Nellie Bly interviewed patients and received factual accounts of their experiences in the mental facility. Nellie Bly found reliable resources that explained personal accounts of patients who had been treated at the mental facility.

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Why would "10 Days in a Mad-house" be considered research and journalism? Question 10 options: Nellie Bly was able to record her experiences of being admitted into the mental facility. Nellie Bly entered the mental facility "undercover" with the sole purpose of exposing the neglect and terrible conditions the patients faced. Nellie Bly interviewed patients and received factual accounts of their experiences in the mental facility. Nellie Bly found reliable resources that explained personal accounts of patients who had been treated at the mental facility.

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Nellie Bly entered the mental facility "undercover" with the sole purpose of exposing the neglect and terrible conditions the patients faced.