An infographic online claims something is true beyond a doubt, using statistics, but it doesn’t explain where the data comes from. How would you call these statistics into question? What kind of evidence would you need to trust them?, An influencer presents themselves as an expert and shares “facts” about a serious topic. Many followers take it for granted that the information is correct. What could you do to cast doubt on their credibility?, A post shows a dramatic image and says it is happening now. Later, you discover the image is from years ago. Why do people go with their gut instinct and react quickly? How can we avoid believing something unless it is true beyond a doubt?, Everyone in your group chat believes a piece of news and treats it as common knowledge. You are not sure it’s true. Would you call it into question, or stay silent? What strategies can you use to politely cast doubt on misinformation?, A headline makes a strong claim, and many readers say they know for a fact it’s true without reading the full article. Why is it dangerous to take headlines for granted? What should you check before accepting the information?.

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