Select all that apply. bias by arrangement might be accomplished by leaving out key information
interviewing representatives of only one viewpoint when others are present
placing a story on the front page of a newspaper even if other stories are of greater importance
selecting only certain stories in the interest of furthering one's agenda
giving a great deal of airtime to a particular story, thus leading a listener to believe it is more important than other stories

Answers: 1) placing a story on the front page of a newspaper even if other stories are of greater importance.

2) giving a great deal of airtime to a particular story, thus leading a listener to believe it is more important than other stories.

Placing a story on the front page of a newspaper even if other stories are of greater importance.

Giving a great deal of airtime to a particular story, thus leading a listener to believe it is more important than other stories.

Explanation:

Bias by arrangement is a way in which mass media can manipulate the presentation of a story in order to make an audience believe something in particular about the story. This occurs when a media outlet gives special importance to a certain story because it aligns with its beliefs or purposes, while ignoring or minimizing those that do not. This can lead the audience to believe that certain stories are of more importance than others, even when this does not reflect reality.

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