¶ … Publish or Not to Publish? One of the recurring ethical dilemmas in journalism is whether or not to publish photographs that may be considered offensive to some portion of the public, may promote the goal of a person who committed an offense, or that are extremely violent or graphic. This dilemma has recently recurred in debate surrounding the printing or distribution of photographs or videotapes that show the death of Joshua Bernard and the beheading of James Foley by the terrorist organization, Isis. Many people feel that distributing these photos is disrespectful, not only to the victims, but also to their family members. They believe that the victims deserve to be remembered in life and not reduced to a victim status. Other people worry that distributing images of something like a soldier's death or a beheadings will actually promote hostile goals, by encouraging fear in the population. While those concerns are valid, they are insufficient to merit a conclusion that the images should not be shown. Moreover, they ignore the role...
The job of the press is to report the news and to provide as much information as possible to the public.
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2011, an interview was published in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, which is a magazine dating from as far back as 1945. Several scientists and other relevant representatives of the technological era sought from that time on to provide information and publicly express concerns in regards to the use of new weapons of mass destruction developed from emerging technologies. The interviewee in cause was the late Stanford Robert
Results Method This section of the study describes the frequency distribution of the data collected during this study and idea of "central tendency, associated mean, median and mode." Various measures of dispersion are also reviewed, with an explanation of whether the research supports or disproves the hypotheses explored. Variables - Independent and Dependent The data collected reflects the independent and dependent variables explored for purposes of this study. The independent variables explored include: sex
Statistical Significance in Published Scientific Works The study I chose to examine is from the field of psychology: Todd, Hanko, Galinsky, and Mussweiler (2011), "When Focusing on Differences Leads to Similar Perspectives. This study was recently published in Psychological Science, a high-impact journal in the field. The research has to do with perspective-taking in conversation; the authors hypothesize that people are better at taking another person's perspective if they are in
New York Times and was published on March 20, 1994 posing a discussion on the issue of introduction of stricter rules on the gun ownership as well as withdrawing more guns from the hand of the public. The article goes on to look at the various aspects of crime that are gun related and the means of controlling and lessening these crimes. Thesis of the author The overall thesis of the
Such examples are represented by combinatorial bidders that must purchase a combination of items by using and increased level of information, and by individuals that must decide on what house to purchase, based on certain information. In the case of bidders where numerous types of information were required on the items they intended to purchase, it has been observed that they were not able to make the correct decision
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