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Types of Bias
Types of Bias
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This type of media bias occurs when media leave out certain news stories that do not support their own political beliefs
Bias by Omission
Sensationalism
Unsubstantiated Claims
Mudslinging
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Bias can be defined as
hatred towards another person
favoring one thing over another
a preference for one thing over another
preferring one gender over another
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The type of bias that uses dramatic language to produce strong emotions is
bias by omisson
mudslinging
unsubstantiated claim
sensationalism
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Spin in Media
When they repeat a show on TV
Spin is when you twirl around the room
Turning the language to positive
a type of media bias that means vague, dramatic or sensational language
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Ad hominem is a type of bias in which the author...
exaggerates
attacks his opponent's character instead of the issue
tells lies
adds too much detail
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Unsubstantiated Claims are...
A way to misrepresent peoples’ opinions.
A type of media bias that means vague, dramatic or sensational language.
Info is given in a way that makes a deep impression.
Claims in journalist’s reports that don’t have evidence to support them.
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Which is not an example of Ad Hominem:
You are the worst
Mickey Mouse sucks
What a reasonable and well-thought conclusion
Mrs. Hibby is a horrible teacher
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A Subjective Statement is a type of bias that is...
Influenced by the personal thoughts of a celebrity.
Influenced by lies your mother told you when you were young.
Influenced by facts and data.
Influenced by personal feelings, tastes, and opinions.
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This is a type of bias that occurs when reporters determine what someone else is thinking without evidence to support it
Mind Reading
Unsubstantiated Claims
Sensationalism
Bias by omission
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This type of media bias makes statements that are unsupported by facts.
Unsubstantiated claims
Mudslinging
Sensationalism
Bias by Omission