Question

9 which of the following are characteristics that journalists look for when deciding on the newsworthiness of a story topic? timeliness, conflict, and proximity humor, struggle, and humility popularity, humor, and versatility proximity, popularity, and piety

Explanation:

Journalists consider timeliness (how recent the event is), conflict (dramatic or opposing forces in the story), and proximity (how close the event is to the audience geographically or emotionally) as key factors for newsworthiness. Humor, humility, versatility, and piety are not standard core characteristics for determining newsworthiness.

Answer:

Timeliness, conflict, and proximity