Which of these seldom clash with the individual moral autonomy of mass communicators?

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Barometric pressures, such as political climate or public opinion, may influence mass communicators, but they do not necessarily violate their individual moral autonomy. Mass communicators are still able to make choices based on their personal values and beliefs, even in the face of external pressures. The other options listed (technological, economic, and peer pressures) may have a greater impact on an individual's moral autonomy.

Which of These Seldom Clash with the Individual Moral Autonomy