Passage Summary: Since most kids have a 'Hollywood' idea of journalism that doesn't match the reality of local news jobs, counselors should make sure they know what the average job actually looks like.

Conclusion: Career counselors should provide journalism students with a realistic description of the daily life of a typical local reporter.

Reasoning: Many students have a distorted, glamorous view of journalism, even though the vast majority of actual jobs are in local news.

Analysis: The argument moves from a factual observation (students have misconceptions) to a moral or professional recommendation (counselors 'should' act). To justify this leap, we need a principle that mandates this specific type of guidance. A helpful principle would state that career advice should be based on the most statistically likely outcomes rather than rare, glamorous exceptions. Look for an answer that bridges the gap between the reality of the job market and the counselor's duty to inform.