Question

question 8 of 10
having a healthy media diet means:
a. choosing to eat healthier foods.
b. making informed choices about media.
c. eating poorly and gaining weight.
d. dismissing media from your daily life.

Explanation:

A "media diet" refers to the selection and consumption of media content, not food. A healthy media diet involves intentional, informed choices about what media to engage with, rather than avoiding all media or focusing on food-related habits. Options A and C relate to food diets, while D is an extreme, unbalanced approach, so B is the correct definition.

Answer:

B. making informed choices about media.