Why do news organizations sometimes show bias?

o a. because they are worried about national crises o b. because the government tells them what to say

o c. because they need to maintain their finances to stay in business

o d. because the audience influences them

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People with high cq motivation enjoy interacting with people from other cultures and are likely to deal with the stress of living in another culture. tend to negotiate more aggressively during negotiations. build cooperation by reciprocating information sharing during negotiations. are very good at leveraging the s& o model which they do by leveraging equivalent offers.

What would the world be look like if we live without having news?