What was the main goal of introducing 'dialogue journalism'?
Eve Pearlman: How to lead a conversation between people who disagree

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To bridge social and political divides
To promote a specific political agenda
To increase newspaper sales
To entertain the audience
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In the initial project, which two groups were brought together for dialogue?
Students and teachers from different states
Environmentalists and industrialists
Trump supporters from Alabama and Clinton supporters from California
Republicans and Democrats from New York
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What was a key method used to initiate conversations in the dialogue journalism project?
Asking participants to share stereotypes they believe others hold about them
Organizing a group outing
Conducting a debate competition
Providing a list of discussion topics
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What did the dialogue journalism approach reveal about the possibility of real dialogue?
It is impossible due to deep-seated biases
It is possible with the right structure and support
It only works in small groups
It requires a lot of funding
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How do journalists support dialogue in this approach?
By avoiding controversial topics
By taking sides in the conversation
By providing biased information
By moderating and facilitating respectful exchanges
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What is emphasized as essential for genuine communication?
Avoiding difficult topics
Winning arguments
Using snark and humor
Practicing empathy and curiosity
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What lasting impact did the dialogue journalism project have on participants?
They only communicated through social media
They became more politically divided
They formed lasting friendships across political lines
They stopped engaging in political discussions
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