Question

what is one socially responsible action that people can take when theyre watching news thats presented through an episodic frame? watch the same news broadcast every night seek out more stories presented in alarm mode investigate context and data about the issue as a whole. this is your first of 2 attempts. the federal communications commission (fcc) uses a metric of \equal time devoted to both sides of an issue\ to determine if news coverage acts in the interest of the general public. what is one limitation of this metric regarding the role the media plays in u.s. politics? it implies that the public is actually interested. it implies that reporters cant express their views. it implies that a story has only two sides it implies that a story has only two sides

Explanation:

1. For the first question, when watching news in an episodic frame, seeking out more stories about the issue as a whole is a socially - responsible action. This helps in getting a more comprehensive understanding rather than just relying on a single - story or episodic view.
2. For the second question, the "equal time" metric used by the FCC implies that a story has only two sides. In reality, many issues in U.S. politics are complex and multi - faceted, and this metric simplifies them by assuming a binary view.

Answer:

1. Seek out more stories presented about the issue as a whole.
2. It implies that a story has only two sides.