Seminar 11 Unit 1 Flashcard

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A Tier 4 source will contain ...
Options: Popular magazines and popular media, Specialized publications and government sources, Peer reviewed academic journals and books, News papers and reputable news organizations, Wikipedia, social media and blogs.

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Popular magazines and popular media.

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A Tier 1 source will contain ...
Options: Popular magazines and popular media, Specialized publications and government sources, Peer reviewed academic journals and books, News papers and reputable news organizations, Wikipedia, social media and blogs.

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Peer reviewed academic journals and books.

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Soapstone is a method of questioning used to measure bias in the Author of the article or text.

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False

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SOAPSTONE stands for

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Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Subject, Tone

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Raven is A method of questioning used to measure bias in an article/ text .

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False

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A Tier 2 source will contain ...
Options: Popular magazines and popular media, Specialized publications and government sources, Peer reviewed academic journals and books, News papers and reputable news organizations, Wikipedia, social media and blogs.

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Specialized publications and government sources.

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RAVEN stands for:

• Reputation 
• Ability To Observe 
• Vested Interest ( what is their personal interest  or investment in the topic)
• Expertise 
• Neutrality

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True

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A Tier 5 source will come from: Popular magazines and popular media, Specialized publications and government sources, Peer reviewed academic journals and books, News papers and reputable news organizations, Wikipedia, social media and blogs.

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Wikipedia, social media and blogs.

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A Tier 3 source will contain ...
Options: Popular magazines and popular media, Specialized publications and government sources, Peer reviewed academic journals and books, News papers and reputable news organizations, Wikipedia, social media and blogs.

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News papers and reputable news organizations.