What are the potential consequences for a reporter who has plagiarized material? i. loss of job ii. loss of personal credibility iii. legal action i only i and ii i and iii i, ii, and iii

The answer would be I, II, and III

The potential consequences for a reporter who has plagiarized material are:

* I. loss of job

* II. loss of personal credibility

* III. legal action

Explanation:

I. loss of job, in many cases the editorial, who they are working for, can take this kind of action because of the image that this would give them as a company.

II. loss of personal credibility, this would represent also a loss of job opportunities since people are not going to see them as trustworthy reporters and newspapers would not hire them.

III. legal action, this will depend on the decision of the affected part, which is the one who will proceed to suit the reporter.

Your answers are "In what order does the news source choose to present the headlines?" "Does the news source use language that might lead to an emotional response?" and "What type of language do the reporters use in their published news stories?"

The other two answer choices, "Does the news source offer the news for free" and "Is the news source primarily an online news source or a print news source" would not have much of an effect on the reputability or objectiveness of a news source. Hope this helped!