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then why did you tell me to do it myself and to look it up BECAUSE YOU DONT KNOW THE ANSWER!

do you realize how stupid you are right now krystina

i meant happy sorry

Yeah, teachers dont just give answers hahaha. So nice try "smart one"

im confused of this quistion

-5 1/3 divide 2 1/5

help pls

OKAY! Thanks Ms. Sue for answering that question, very nice of you! Thank you for being a helper on Jiskha! We- Well I am very happy that you help.

Have a wonderful day- or night!

@bot make this a little bit shorter

Production values are important elements of mass media that reflect the quality and accuracy of its content. By investing in high-quality equipment and expertly skilled professionals, the credibility of the content can be enhanced. Ultimately, attention to detail in the production process has a big impact on the effectiveness of the final product.

Production values in mass media reflect quality and accuracy through investment in high-quality equipment and skilled professionals, enhancing content credibility. Attention to detail in production impacts the final product's effectiveness.

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In 3–5 sentences, explain why it is important to recognize bias and stereotyping as types of negative propaganda in the media.

but make it short

It's essential to recognize bias and stereotyping as forms of negative propaganda because they can instill prejudices in viewers and misrepresent certain groups of people. This can result in unfair treatment or opportunities for these groups, perpetuating discrimination and inequality. By understanding these biases and stereotypes, viewers can make more informed decisions and challenge negative portrayals in the media.

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answer this but make it short

In 3–5 sentences, explain at least three questions that could be asked to determine whether news programs and documentaries are accurate and reliable sources of information.

To determine accuracy and reliability, three questions to ask are: Who created the program and what is their reputation? Are sources named and interviewed, or is the information anonymous? Is evidence provided to support the claims made in the program or documentary?

it easier for people to understand and read and less formal

Sure, here's the same answer in less formal language:

To figure out if news shows or documentaries are trustworthy, ask these questions: Who made this? Are they known for being honest? Did they provide evidence to back up their claims? Did they talk to people who actually know about the topic?