V2 Test Review: Source Credibility & Conflict Resolution

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Select the source of information that would provide the most credible description of life under a dictatorship? Options: A journal entry from a High level officer that worked for the dictator's government, A newspaper article written by a political prisoner that was jailed by the dictator, An interview by a King in another country that is an ally of the dictator, A book written by a historian who conducted interviews with multiple people that lived in the country under the dictator's rule

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A book written by a historian who conducted interviews with multiple people that lived in the country under the dictator's rule

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Identify the source of information that would likely be free from bias regarding presidential candidates in a campaign. Hint (which choice is factual and will not be one-sided): A blog written by a campaign worker, A commercial aired on Youtube, The social media accounts of the candidates, Voting records of each candidate

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Voting records of each candidate

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What is true of consensus building?

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Oftentimes a mediator can help the group reach an agreement

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Which vocab term is BEST being shown in this quote: "This government is to possess absolute power, legislative, executive and judicial...It is declared 'that the Congress shall have power to make all laws which shall be necessary and proper'... Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are engaged. From [this] there is no need of any intervention of the state governments...and that the Constitution and laws of every state are nullified and void."

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Irrelevant Information

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Identify the conflict resolution Tim is using when he asks his Dad to help share the cost of his total payment for a truck by presenting ways he can help his family with his own car.

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Persuasion

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On a school project you will need to evaluate the credibility of each source you use for research. Which of the following is NOT something that should be considered when evaluating the credibility of a source: Facts supporting evidence and logical conclusions, Consistency of the argument, Qualifications of the author?

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Number of copies sold

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To determine a source's credibility of a claim, one should consider...

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data that is factual and can be corroborated (checked) against other sources

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The position from which something is seen.

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Perspective

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In Consensus building the ______________ of people must come to an agreement to resolve their conflict.

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Majority

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With each willing to give something up, they finally reached an agreement. This would be an example of?

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Compromise