Question
Which is an example of a question that can be asked to determine a media source’s general intent?(1 point)
Responses
Is the purpose of the source to inform me about a topic?
Is the purpose of the source to inform me about a topic?
Is the purpose of the source to get me to buy a particular product?
Is the purpose of the source to get me to buy a particular product?
Is the purpose of the source to get me to agree with a certain point of view?
Is the purpose of the source to get me to agree with a certain point of view?
Is the purpose of the source to get me to join or support a certain group?
Is the purpose of the source to get me to join or support a certain group?
Responses
Is the purpose of the source to inform me about a topic?
Is the purpose of the source to inform me about a topic?
Is the purpose of the source to get me to buy a particular product?
Is the purpose of the source to get me to buy a particular product?
Is the purpose of the source to get me to agree with a certain point of view?
Is the purpose of the source to get me to agree with a certain point of view?
Is the purpose of the source to get me to join or support a certain group?
Is the purpose of the source to get me to join or support a certain group?
Answers
GPT-4o mini
All of the options you provided can help determine a media source's general intent, but if you need to choose one, the best example is:
**Is the purpose of the source to inform me about a topic?**
This question is foundational, as understanding whether the primary intent is to inform helps assess the overall purpose of the source in relation to other potential intents, such as persuasion or promotion.
**Is the purpose of the source to inform me about a topic?**
This question is foundational, as understanding whether the primary intent is to inform helps assess the overall purpose of the source in relation to other potential intents, such as persuasion or promotion.