Which of the following are differences between science and journalism as sources of
knowledge?
a. Science uses observation but journalism does not.
b. Science is concerned with theory building but journalism is not.
c. Science is sometimes based on interviews but journalism never is.
d. All of the other answers represent differences
B
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