a form of argument meant to further a special-interest cause through manipulation.
What is Propaganda?
false information created to make money or entertain
What is fake news?
First, you should always examine the motives of the speaker or the writer of the information.
How do you Spot Propaganda?
tries to persuade people to buy something
What is advertising?
explaining a complex event by saying it only had one cause
What is Causal Oversimplification?
1.Relying on emotion instead of logical evidence 2.Introduction irrelevant or unproven evidence 3.Attacking a person instead of a principle 4.Suppressing evidence 5.Oversimplifying and distorting 6.Internal Inconsistency
What are the 6 characteristics of Fake News?
viewing things as black or white when it is much more complex.
What is Drawing the line?
used to promote a person or cause
What is publicity?
when two things happen at the same time and we assume that one is the cause of another.
What is Concurrency?
facts or statistics have not been interpreted.
What is raw information?