Question

Three major events happen in one day: a Republican politician makes a statement about immigration, a Democratic politician makes a statement about immigration, and a protest group makes a statement about immigration. The producers of the KRSTZ radio program choose to cover only one of these stories. What kind of bias do they show?

Answer 1

bias by omission and bias by arrangement.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

The producers of the radio program show bias by omission which entails leaving out one side of a story or event and ignoring the facts that may prove or disprove the different angles. This is often evident when news outlets only report one set of events, but not the others. It is also closely related to bias by spin which entails one interpretation of an event.