RECAP OF WEEK 2

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Where information comes from
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The person who creates or writes the information
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A person with special knowledge or skill in a particular area
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The quality of being trusted or believed
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Information or facts used to support a claim
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A preference or opinion that may affect how information is presented
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The reason why information was created
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To check whether information is accurate or true
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A statement that someone says is true
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Deserving of trust because the information is supported and credible
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The title of a news story or online article
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The information surrounding an event or statement that helps explain its meaning
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Content designed to attract attention and make people click
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A statement that makes something seem greater or more important than it really is
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Important information that is left out
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Language designed to make readers feel a strong emotion
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Information that gives the wrong impression or causes people to believe something untrue
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A specific piece of information that helps explain a story
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The complete article or information beyond the headline
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A critical reading action taken before believing or sharing information