GROUP 7

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What is misinformation?

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False or misleading information that spreads quickly.

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How has misinformation changed with the internet?

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It spreads faster than before.

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What is a useful method to identify misinformation?

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Fact-checking, which involves checking if the information comes from a reliable source.

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What is an echo chamber?

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A situation where beliefs are reinforced by repeated exposure to the same viewpoints, often leading to misinformation.

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What is confirmation bias?

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The tendency to search for, interpret, and remember information in a way that confirms one's preexisting beliefs.

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What role do reliable sources play in combating misinformation?

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They provide accurate information that can be verified and trusted.

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What is fact-checking?

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The process of verifying the accuracy of information before sharing it.

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Why is it important to check the source of information?

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To ensure that the information is credible and not misleading.

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What are some common platforms where misinformation spreads?

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Social media, blogs, and unverified news websites.

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How can one verify the credibility of a source?

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By checking the author's credentials, the publication's reputation, and cross-referencing with other reliable sources.