MIL GROUP7

What is the first step in assessing the credibility of an online source?

• Checking the author's social media activity

• Determining the credibility of the website or platform

• Reading the comments section for public opinion

• Seeing how many likes and shares the content has

Which of the following is an example of confirmation bias?

• Favoring information that supports your pre-existing beliefs

•  Being skeptical of all information, regardless of the source

• Ignoring all forms of news and media

• Giving equal weight to both sides of an argument

How can you determine if an article is biased?

• It presents only one side of an argument without counterpoints

• It includes multiple perspectives with evidence

• It contains citations from diverse, credible sources

• It is written by a well-known journalist

Which bias occurs when we rely too much on the first piece of information we receive?

• Halo effect

• Anchoring bias

• Recency bias

• Authority bias

What is the best way to protect your digital identity?

• Using strong passwords and enabling two-factor authentication

• Sharing personal details only with trusted friends online

• Deleting all your social media accounts

• Using the same password across all accounts for convenience

Which of the following is NOT a recommended step if you become a victim of cyber defamation?

• Gather evidence of the defamatory content

• Report the content to the platform

• Respond with an emotional and aggressive post

• Consult a legal professional if necessary

Which bias occurs when we develop an overall positive impression of someone based on one trait?

• Horns effect

• Halo effect

• Contrast effect

• Perception bias

Why is checking the publication date of online content important?

• To ensure the information is still accurate and relevant

• To verify if the author is active on social media

• To confirm that the article has been widely shared

• To determine the level of engagement in the comment section

What should you do first when encountering potential misinformation online?

• Immediately share it to warn others

• Check if it aligns with your existing beliefs

• Cross-check with multiple reputable sources

• Assume it is false and ignore it

Which of the following is an effective way to counteract the spread of false information?

• Report and flag misleading content on social media platforms

• Avoid engaging in any online discussions

• Assume that everyone already knows the truth

• Only correct false information when it directly affects you