Objectivity, which journalists presumably strive for and public relations practitioners help media professionals achieve, is ideally
A) an attempt at pure and complete neutrality.
B) an attempt to be fair, to remain neutral.
C) an attempt to include enough biased notions so a story is believable.
D) an attempt to satisfy conservative critics of the so-called "liberal media."

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Objectivity in journalism and public relations is primarily about striving for fairness and maintaining neutrality in reporting and communication, rather than achieving pure neutrality or including biases.

Objectivity, Which Journalists Presumably Strive for and Public Relations Practitioners