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Journalism studies

reporting that applies positive psychology techniques to produce engaging, productive stories while keeping journalism's core functions.

In journalism studies, constructive journalism refers to reporting that applies positive psychology techniques to produce engaging, productive stories while keeping journalism's core functions. This meaning comes from McIntyre (2017) in The Journal of Media Innovations.[1]

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  1. McIntyre, K., & Gyldensted, C. (2017). Constructive Journalism: An Introduction and Practical Guide for Applying Positive Psychology Techniques to News Production. The Journal of Media Innovations, 4(2), 20-34. https://doi.org/10.5617/jomi.v4i2.2403

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