Professional ethics of journalists dictate a commitment to:

A. partisan bias and exaggeration.

B. objectivity and truthfulness.

B. objectivity and truthfulness.

Explanation:

Journalism traditionally limited to the print media is the collection and distribution of the information but in modern times it is extended to include electronic communication. Professional journalism is a highly responsible profession and therefore its credibility depends on its ethical codes. There are many ethical codes but the most common and significant are accountability, objectivity, truthfulness, impartiality, and humanity.