News outlets do not have to lie to influence people's judgments. What is NOT an example of the way that news outlets try to influence public opinion to sway more conservatively or liberally?

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Ruben Medina

Social Studies

23 October, 01:02

News outlets do not have to lie to influence people's judgments. What is NOT an example of the way that news outlets try to influence public opinion to sway more conservatively or liberally?

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Harold West · Answer 1

News outlets should always make sure to report on stories from multiple sources and angles in as objective a way as possible.

Explanation:

People generally trust the news media as it focuses on delivering the news to common public or a target public. The purpose of the news media is to report or deliver the news gathered by the reporter to the public. The news should be trustworthy.

The news should be delivered in such a way that it would not influence the judgment of people. People don't involve in direct conversation with government. Only media interacts with the government and act as an agent of political socialization, so the information should be always checked in multiple ways to ensure its trueness.