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By Acks, Alex[2018]., Enslow Publishers Call No: 302.231 ACK Availability:1 of 1 At Location(s) Series Title: Critical thinking about digital media.Summary Note: Confirmation bias is the tendency of people to interpret, remember, and specifically seek out information that confirms beliefs they already have. In this text we will explore the ways that the social media bubble encourages confirmation bias, and how to combat it.
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Juvenile Call No: 070.4 3 Click for ebook Username onondagahs password library Summary Note: "Fake news may focus on celebrities, political figures, athletes, and other people in the public eye. Some fake news is made up of quirky stories intended for entertainment. Other fake news has a more sinister purpose. It seeks to stir up anger, sow distrust, and destroy reputations. False stories may accuse government officials of unethical or illegal behavior, such as taking bribes or peddling influence. Political candidates can be linked to extremist views they have never endorsed. Public figures may be falsely quoted as making inflammatory remarks. Businesses can face boycotts or backlash due to false or exaggerated claims. As fake news is shared on social media such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube, many users assume it is true. A Loss"--
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-- Propaganda and misinformation.2020., Grey House Publishing Call No: 070.4 PRO Availability:1 of 1 At Location(s)Remote access available: onondaga Series Title: Reference Shelf Volume: volume 92, number 2.
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-- Propaganda and misinformation.2020., Grey House Publishing Call No: 303.37 Gre Availability:1 of 1 At Location(s) Series Title: Reference shelf Volume: v. 92, no. 2.