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Evaluating Evidence

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  • ________________ means making an unbiased, balanced observation based on facts which can be verified.
    Subjective
    Objective
  • It's important to find and trust reliable sources of information, but the credibility of their claims depends on the ___________ provided to back them up.
    correlation
    reliable
    causation
    evidence
  • If a _______________ provides no evidence at all to back up its claims, we should be suspicious immediately.
    source
    information
    proof
    causation
  • Go to Wikipedia. What type of protection does Vladimir Putin have?
    Extended protection
  • If someone is making a factual claim, and not just voicing a subjective opinion, then they need to provide ____________ in order for us to believe it.
    causation
    decisions
    proof
    source
  • Go to Wikipedia. What type of protection does fried dough have?
    none!
  • Name an example of a fact checker website to help when determining to believe a claim online
  • The quality of our evidence, like the quality of our information, affects the quality of our ______________, and also the prevalence of measles.
    information
    decisions
    social media sharing
    sources
  • Go to Wikipedia. What kind of lock is found on 2022 World Cup have?
    semi protection
  • ______________ means making assumptions, making interpretations based on personal opinions without any verifiable facts.
    Subjective
    Objective
  • Not all evidence is created equal. The evidence a source provides should come from another ___________________ source.
    probable
    John Green
    subjective
    reliable
  • This graph is an example of
    spurious correlation
  • You are reading an article from Mostue News. You aren't sure that it's true, but the article provides a link to a previous article from the same site that gives more background information on the topic. Is this evidence sufficient for you
    NO!
  • YouTube has also added an information panel to the video that points to the Encyclopedia Britannica article...because YouTube wants you to look for information from other sources, especially around topics that are prone to ______________.
    social media sharing
    causation
    lots of views
    misinformation