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Bias and Propaganda
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What is "Euphemism" Propaganda?
Tells you that everyone is doing it-- so you should, too!
Tells you that celebrities do it-- so you should, too!
Replaces words/phrases to normalize unacceptable things
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Which type of propaganda is being used in the following picture?
Transfer
Testimonial
Bandwagon
Glittering Generalities
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What is "Emotional Appeal" Propaganda?
Appealing to the emotions of your audience.
Appealing to the greed of your audience.
Appealing to the logic of your audience.
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What type of propaganda is being used in this image?
Appeal to emotion
Testimonial
Plain folks
Transfer
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What is "Testimonial" Propaganda?
Makes you think celebrities do it-- so you should, too!
Makes a political candidate seem like a normal person
Makes you think everyone is doing it-- so you should, too!
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What is "Snob Appeal" Propaganda?
Implying that people are too poor to use your product.
Implying that people of wealth and prestige are on board.
Implying that only rude people use your product.
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What is "Scientific Approach" Propaganda?
Using facts that aren't true in your statements.
Using scientific jargon to convince your audience.
Using Bill Nye as a spokesperson.
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When a person in a story is referred to as an "ex-con."
bias through statistics and crowd counts
bias through selection and omission
bias through use of names and titles
bias by photos, captions and camera angles
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When companies pay news sources to run their ads disguised as actual stories.
bias through placement
bias by source control
bias by photos, captions and camera angles
bias through use of titles
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What is "Bandwagon" Propaganda?
Uses fear to persuade you to a particular course of action
Makes you think everyone is doing it-- so you should, too!
Makes a political candidate seem like a normal person
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When statistics are inflated or distorted to present a desired result for a story.
bias through use of names and titles
bias through placement
bias by source control
bias through statistics and crowd counts
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What is "Card-Stacking" Propaganda?
Piling on information about something
Using an unfair comparison or omitting facts.
Making a house of cards during your commercial.
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What is "Plain Folk" Propaganda?
Uses fear to persuade you into a particular course of action
Makes an appeal from the perspective of a "normal person"
Makes a political candidate seem like a perfect person
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What is "Transfer" Propaganda?
Moving goods from one place to another
Switching places with a celebrity
An appeal to imagine themselves as part of a picture.
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What is "Name-Calling" Propaganda?
Links a person or idea to a negative word or symbol
Makes fun of someone for their clothing
Calls someone something they're not
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What is "Glittering Generality" Propaganda?
Makes you think celebrities use it-- so you should, too!
Enables you to accept information without examining evidence
Normalizes unacceptable things
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What is Bias?
A Name-Calling propaganda technique
An opinion formed without considering the other side
A Fear propaganda technique
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When an editor chooses to publish only select parts or none of a story.
bias by captions photos and camera angles
bias by source control
bias through omission
bias through placement
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What type of propaganda is being used in this image?
Glittering Generalities
Testimonial
Bandwagon
Transfer
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When an important story is placed on page three and an insignificant story is on the front page
bias by source control
bias by photos, captions and camera angles
bias by headline
bias through placement
