Echo Chambers
This term refers to experiences in social media where beliefs are amplified or reinforced by communication and repetition inside a closed system
What is an Echo Chamber?
This person was quoted saying
"(Technology such as social media) “lets you go off with like-minded people, so you’re not mixing and sharing and understanding other points of view…It’s super important."
Who is Bill Gates?
City of where UST - School of Engineering is located in.
What is St. Paul?
Written by Michael Josephson, this book has The Six Pillars of Character listed in it.
What is Making Ethical Decisions?
On April 15, 1912, this famous ship hit an iceberg and sunk on her first and only voyage
What is the Titanic?
This term, also known as "my side" bias, defined as the tendency to look for information that confirms their existing beliefs.
What is confirmation bias?
These lines of code help sift through content and deliver only "relevant" content rather than random posts.
What is an algorithm?
Building where ETLS 858 is located in.
What is O'Shaughnessy Science Hall?
This element, is the considered the last element known in the Habit Loop
What is reward?
The 'Iron Man', the star of 'The Avengers', was born on April 4, 1965
Who is Robert Downey Jr.?
This term is used to describe the increasing division among groups.
What is polarization?
41% of this age group used network news as their main platform for daily news consumption.
Who are baby boomers (or 65+ if you want to be specific)?
May 21st, 2022 is a date for what?
What is commencement/graduation ceremony?
A Greek status of a standing nude youth that did not represent any one individual youth but the idea of youth.
What is a kouros?
Considered one of the most intense rivalries, this team will be playing UNC in the Final Four this Saturday.
What is Duke?
What is love and belonging?
This internet activist coined the term filter bubble.
Who is Eli Pariser?
Prior to their announcement, this person is the President of University of St. Thomas.
Who is Julie Sullivan?
This term is used to describe the ability to find patterns in events based only on narrow windows of experience.
What is thin-slicing?
This famous marathon is held in April every year.
What is the Boston Marathon?
This event took place on June 23th, 2016 and the following results in the next morning shook Adam Greenwood.
What is Brexit?
In 2021, 23% used this website for news in the United States.
What is YouTube?
The tagline for The University of St. Thomas.
In Michelle's SQ presentation, this term was used to describe the broad change in how people look at their lives and their livelihoods.
What is the Great Realization?
In the Southern Hemisphere, April is the seasonal equivalent to this month.
What is October?