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This refers to making sure that those disseminating official news have the public good first and foremost in their minds at all times and behave in ways that contribute to the public good.
 
  A) honesty of identity
  B) dark side
  C) media accountability
  D) halo effect
  E) shadowing

Question 2

We did it. We're sorry. Please forgive us. is an example of which strategy of image repair theory.
 
  A) mortification
  B) evasion of responsibility
  C) corrective action
  D) denial
  E) reduction of offensiveness



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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