Journalistic morality is a kind of social moral phenomenon, which is rooted in people's social and economic relations and directly determined by the nature of journalism and communication. It is constantly developing and changing in journalism and communication activities. It relies on journalists' inner beliefs, social public opinions and traditional customs to evaluate good and evil, regulate people's journalism and communication relations and standardize people's journalism and communication behavior.
According to the above definition, which one of the followings does not belong to the scope of journalistic morality?
During the interview, a reporter saw a child falling into the water and he left the interview task to save the child.