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It can push us away from facts or undeniably true things because they don't fit into our view of the world. Instead of accepting facts you can go to a place that affirms your views and beliefs and get those facts.

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It can hide the facts in an idea that sounds better to ourselves and our beliefs that may be similar.

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It shows how conformation bias allows people to follow one side of a narrative while ignoring another side of that narrative because it fits what they like more.

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We, as humans, don't like being wrong about something, thus, we tend to search for something that matches with our beliefs rather than the facts.

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we will back away and ignore the facts if it effects us in a certain way or is against our rules so we will choose to say its fake and try and think of something that is good for us and our views

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We surround ourselves in stuff only we want to here for a confirmation on how we're "right". We choose everything we see on social media, the news, or even with the people you interact with. As humans, we don't like not being right, so we make sure that we are always right by only looking at our viewpoints and not the other side of it.

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Confirmation bias can take you away from the actual truth of a statement, fact, etc, and lead you into an idea that the small amount information that is given that supports your claim is the only truth.

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we have inaccurate and biased views because we care about that the outcome is. So we don't accept facts because the outcome isn't what we believe.

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Humans are to lazy to research and look for facts and look if what is saying is true. Fake news can push us away from the facts and we are to lazy to look for them.

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Humans are to lazy to research and look for facts and look if what is saying is true. Fake news can push us away from the facts and we are to lazy to look for them.

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It can cause us to only want to listen to and read about things that we like and agree with. This causes us to go out and search for an article or video that agrees with what we think.

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It can make us think that facts are opinions or not true. While other people take that same information and say that it's true. Both of them have their point of views and most of them choose to pick the sources that they agree with even if it's untrue

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From source one, it says it can make us think the real facts are not true. It can make us think way differently in a negative way.

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It is easier to believe what you want to believe. We see what we want to see, it could be the downfall of how we see everything else around us. Social media indicates on what side of the story we are going to see. We, as the viewers, have to decide if we are going to listen and reason or come up with ways that can deflect the truth if we don't believe the information that is coming to us.

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People will think about one side of the story and completely ignore the whole other side. Humans don't like to be proven wrong or change their way of thinking.

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Confirmation bias can shape the way we see beliefs and facts. If the beliefs or facts don't fit our viewpoint we might me more apt to not believe it. Even if there is evidence we might still try to not to follow it because we don't want to change our viewpoint on something.

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I think exposure was most definitely the most intriguing idea for me. Exposing yourself to new ideas and not just shutting out the things you disagree with is a very logical response for eliminating confirmation bias, to see both sides.

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The point that resonated with me the most was at the end, when they brought up the news apps and their algorithms that keep us locked in a bubble of our own beliefs. When the algorithm figures out your views on an issue, it will only show you the side you agree with. Its good to look at different sources and view points on issues, not just to understand them more, but to understand how to argue against them more.

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It shows that if we like something or someone but hear something opposite of what we believe about them that has evidence behind it we want to hide that fact away or say that its not true since we don't believe in it while it could very well be true and later on could affect something we do or say when the thing that we read or hear about could be helpful in the future

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confirmation bias can make us believe things that arent true because they are things we want to hear and our views can be biased and inaccurate because of it. 

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confirmation bias can make us believe things that arent true because they are things we want to hear and our views can be biased and inaccurate because of it. 

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This resource shows that confirmation bias shapes our views because we chose the information that we want to believe. We aren't getting true facts if we look at biased information. People tend to look at media based on their viewpoint, and not anyone else's.

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Resource #1 showed that if people read something don't like or agree with then they could easily go to a different article that shares the same views as them. Even if other person has the facts and evidence, the person with the opposing bias will be hyper-skeptical of it and will usually not accept the evidence presented.

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our ideas can overpower true facts. We tend to believe in one thing and people don't like changing their ideology. people feel comfortable sticking with the things they know already.

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we ignore certain things and only listen to things we want to hear. nd us as humans are somtimes lazy to just go research facts so we listen to what they said on the internet

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we ignore certain things and only listen to things we want to hear. nd us as humans are somtimes lazy to just go research facts so we listen to what they said on the internet

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We can't accept the truth because our confirmation bias gets in the way, so we judge the world based on our predispositions. We choose to believe sources that share the same opinions as us.

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it shows how people share there opinions on a bias topic while ignoring the other side of the story

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it shows how people share there opinions on a bias topic while ignoring the other side of the story

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I would say the exposure resonated with me the most. By doing this we can learn about and grow with the topic instead of being one-sided about everything.

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humor resonated with me the most as i do that all the time and try and make jokes over something thats stressing me out and bothering me

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I think the most that resonated with me is the exposure because however hard it might be to now look at the facts it proves a point and has background information to prove the point. I think once we see the facts we can change the way we see the topic.

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The part the intrigued me the most was the part about humour. Laughing and have a good time is always good and when that is incorporated with facts or false facts then it can make you believe something easier.

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the one that resonated with me the most was "exposure" this makes a lot of sense and it's a good idea. If you expose yourself to ideas you don't believe in, you are less likely to reject that view.

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Something that I resonated with was the idea of not listening / ignoring the facts that support the idea of you being wrong. As previously stated, humans don't like being wrong, which makes it so we only see what we want to see in terms of fact or opinion.

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Kids are brought up watching fantasy movies and tv shows and reading about fantasy books. This makes kids give in to fake news and conspiracy theories.

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I think exposure was the most out there by exposing yourself to new things and not just shutting out things you dońt like

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I think exposure was the most out there by exposing yourself to new things and not just shutting out things you dońt like

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The part that resonated me the most, would have been the ending (The exposure part) It gives us information, when seeing a fact it can change the way we kind of see it, and not just ignoring things.

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I think that exposure was the one was resonated with me, because people get their information from news sources, and when one source is biased, then the readers become biased, so it says to pick multiple sources so you don't believe one but say another with apposing views is wrong

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I think that the one that resonated with me the most was exposure because people always have a favorite news station they watch or read about. This can cause them to only see one side of things and get stuck.

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Sublimation stood out to me the most because personally I relate to it. I relate because sometimes my anxiety makes me want to believe things because I am scared of the truth.

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i think that sublimation was the most impactful. most people like to sit at home and read about problems. sublimation is to take all of your feelings about said problem and to redirect it to help solve the problem.

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Exposure, because it allows us to learn more information based on someone else's viewpoint. It is good to be exposed to new information.

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i think exposure resonated with me because you can avoid confirmation bias by choosing what sources you beleive carefully and exposing yourself to other ideas to get unbiased information and form your opinion from facts.

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The part that I found the most interesting about the article was the talk of people living in "fantasy" worlds where they reject any ideas that disagree with them.

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Exposure is the thing that most resonated me because  exposing your self to new things is always good its not always good to just be one sided about things somtimes its better to try  new things.

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When we were young, the world was vibrant, magical, and a place that we wanted to be in forever. That was all before we started to develop the things that would later divide people entirely. parents don't think about what they are saying in front of their children because it's their own right to. Later in life, the child will have their own decision, which was most likely brought up by the parent point of view. Then, when we get exposed to social media and other things, we can express they way that we feel freely. We expose ourselves to the information we want to see and the kind of things that we want to share. SOmetimes because of the exposure, we become comfortable in the way that we feel. WE feel more comfortable to joke around about the things that we believe and make jokes about the things that we don't.

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Exposure i think is the better of the three and something that is not easy but can benefit later on

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The exposure section of the article stuck out to me the most. It is incrediable easy on the internet to get caught up in an echo chamber that makes you only see things that confirm your bias. I think it's very important when you're on the internet to make sure to look at sources that challange your views to avoid being extremely bias.

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It can shape our research and guide the things we are looking for. Usually when we research something, we are specifically looking for certain facts. When we find these facts, we are confirming what we previously believed was true, even if it is fake news.

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It can make us think the facts are not true and that some lies are the truth. This can lead us down the wrong path is a bad way.

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We often resort to our own predispositions when calculating a decision. Your mind will opt to what you as an individual perceive to be correct, rather than analyzing and are more controlling the information you want to receive.

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When taking in new information, our preference or who we believe is "right" can affect the way we take in information, and may persuade you to form to inaccurate views

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When taking in new information, our preference or who we believe is "right" can affect the way we take in information, and may persuade you to form to inaccurate views

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This video shows how people tend to follow one side of a argument and ignore the other side. You are most likely to fall into the one that you relate to the most. it is also used because it makes ourselves sound better

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Sublimation resonated with me the most. This is mainly because instead of "cushioning myself", I would rather get up and address something for which I believe.

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Sublimation resonated with me the most. This is mainly because instead of "cushioning myself", I would rather get up and address something for which I believe.

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It stops us from seeing what is true. We can be given straight facts and we still wouldn't believe or, we would be skeptical of this opposed evidence. We would tell ourselves every excuse that we could in order to prove to ourselves that we are right and they are wrong. 

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It stops us from seeing what is true. We can be given straight facts and we still wouldn't believe or, we would be skeptical of this opposed evidence. We would tell ourselves every excuse that we could in order to prove to ourselves that we are right and they are wrong. 

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I think that exposure resonates the most with me from this article. I agree that it is really important to expose ourselves to other ideas and viewpoints so we are not staying in our own little "bubble". By broadening our exposure, we are expanding our own viewpoints.

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This resource shows that we tend to go towards something that we like even if it's not right or it's biased.

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Confirmation biases can lead us to fake news and wrong facts. It's more damaging because it helps us push an agenda that could be wrong.

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Personally, I felt exposure resonated with me the most, because in past, whenever I have looked into topics, either for research or for fun, I always have tried to look at multiple sources, to get a full picture, even if I may not like the opposing side of it.

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Article 1 can show us that we can easily get pushed away from the facts. Your beliefs hide facts in ideas that you created or the ideal idea that you see. You are more likely to lean toward the side that you stand for, even if it does not have as much evidence and facts lined up behind it. 

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Article 1 can show us that we can easily get pushed away from the facts. Your beliefs hide facts in ideas that you created or the ideal idea that you see. You are more likely to lean toward the side that you stand for, even if it does not have as much evidence and facts lined up behind it. 

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It can shape our views because if we like something a lot more than another thing, then we will choose the things we like. That might not end up being what was true, but our brains wanted it to be that way. Confirmation bias is now affecting our society in many ways on how people present information and also how they want certain things to be. What you can do is always make sure the information is true and not assume it's true just because someone is saying it with confidence, as they can have confirmation bias.

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It can shape our views because if we like something a lot more than another thing, then we will choose the things we like. That might not end up being what was true, but our brains wanted it to be that way. Confirmation bias is now affecting our society in many ways on how people present information and also how they want certain things to be. What you can do is always make sure the information is true and not assume it's true just because someone is saying it with confidence, as they can have confirmation bias.

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Exposure was something that stood out to me the most, being exposed to others ideologies or opinions can sometimes be a shock, and could lead to your views shifting even the slightest. If you are not willing to expose yourself to other opinions, you are never going to learn, leading you to be stuck in your views whether or not they are correct

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Exposure was something that stood out to me the most, being exposed to others ideologies or opinions can sometimes be a shock, and could lead to your views shifting even the slightest. If you are not willing to expose yourself to other opinions, you are never going to learn, leading you to be stuck in your views whether or not they are correct

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the Humor part resonated with me because I am a fan of humor and I think it's really good to have a few jokes and a good laugh when you are feeling stressed or sad.

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We will surround ourselves or only learn about things we think are "right" because we don't want to face the other side in case we are wrong. Humans never like to be told they are wrong, so they try to avoid this from happening.

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This resource shows that accepting information can affect our beliefs and attitudes towards a specific "idea". Mainly impacting your point of view by believing one thing or another.

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This resource shows that accepting information can affect our beliefs and attitudes towards a specific "idea". Mainly impacting your point of view by believing one thing or another.

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Exposure appeals the most to me because through this method we can learn from our actions and from the topic and we will no longer be biased and one sided to each situation we come across.

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People will think only about one side of the story and they will totally disregard the other one. It influences how we think and what we want to believe.

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I thought it was interesting how humor plays into the mind. It's thought proving how individuals will resort to humor in times of dire mental states.

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I think that exposure resonated with me the most. It is important to learn about the other point of view, even if we don't agree with it because it can stop us from being one-sided about everything.

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Sublimation. It is the idea that if you don't like something, essentially you can just make new news. If you hear something on a news channel that you don't agree with, you might just switch to a news channel that agrees with your ideas instead of watching the old one. It suggest opening up to the other side of the argument.

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Sublimation. It is the idea that if you don't like something, essentially you can just make new news. If you hear something on a news channel that you don't agree with, you might just switch to a news channel that agrees with your ideas instead of watching the old one. It suggest opening up to the other side of the argument.

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I think exposure resonated with me the most because it can help up learn new information. It can tell us other peoples views on stuff and that is good to help us make good, educated decisions.

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It shows how, because of our biases, we form our own circles of belief, which has led to a separation in America, primarily over party lines.

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I think exposure had the biggest impact on me. It shows me that the things I expose myself to will play a big role in what I believe in. Exposure gives you the chance to see opinions and facts from either side. 

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I think exposure had the biggest impact on me. It shows me that the things I expose myself to will play a big role in what I believe in. Exposure gives you the chance to see opinions and facts from either side. 

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A confirmation bias can lead us away from proven facts and data and lead us to believe what we want to.

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A confirmation bias can lead us away from proven facts and data and lead us to believe what we want to.

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Exposure resonated with me the most because it makes sense that you have to surround yourself with the other side and multiple points of view with information.

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It can make us very narrow minded and only see and hear what we want. There might evidence to support a different argument but we won't listen to it because we don't want to think that way.

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What resonated the most with me is the exposure part of the article because I don't see a lot of people doing this.

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I resonated with sublimation because instead of keeping these feelings to yourself, you can go out and make change. It's redirecting feelings into action.

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The idea of using humor to cope with certain problems was interesting, Ive never really thought of it that people can use humor to even cope with a loved ones death.

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The idea of using humor to cope with certain problems was interesting, Ive never really thought of it that people can use humor to even cope with a loved ones death.

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The thing that resonated with me the most was sublimation. This is because when you don't agree with something, you can look at the positives of it. Allow yourself to change your opinion, and although you might not agree at first, you'll get used to it. You won't be set in stone with your new opinion, as you will have a wide variety of views. Your point of view should always be constructive, or trying to build towards something. If we are all willing to not have a single opinion, not only will we all have less confirmation bias, but there might be less fake articles out there. Sublimation is definitely really important when trying to deal with confirmation bias.

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The thing that resonated with me the most was sublimation. This is because when you don't agree with something, you can look at the positives of it. Allow yourself to change your opinion, and although you might not agree at first, you'll get used to it. You won't be set in stone with your new opinion, as you will have a wide variety of views. Your point of view should always be constructive, or trying to build towards something. If we are all willing to not have a single opinion, not only will we all have less confirmation bias, but there might be less fake articles out there. Sublimation is definitely really important when trying to deal with confirmation bias.

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It can hide the facts in an idea that sounds better to ourselves and our beliefs that may be somewhat similar to each other

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It can hide the facts in an idea that sounds better to ourselves and our beliefs that may be somewhat similar to each other

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During the reading of Resource #1, I read that confirmation bias can push us away from facts because they did not fit into our views of thoughts. Saying this, we are more likely to believe things that we want to hear. 

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During the reading of Resource #1, I read that confirmation bias can push us away from facts because they did not fit into our views of thoughts. Saying this, we are more likely to believe things that we want to hear. 

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confirmation bias takes you away from the truth and will lead you to an idea that the small ammount of imformation that is given that supports your claim is the only truth

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it can make us believe a fact that isn´t true just because it what we want to hear because we are biased.

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It shows how conformation bias can let people follow only one side and only hear and see the information they want too, and be ignoring the other side. Us humans dont like being wrong. So we use conformation bias.

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people are brought up watching fantasy movies and shows and this makes kids give into fake news

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It can show us information without us even secon guessing it. We are often to critical to information that we dont want to hear, and accept information to quick for what we do want to hear. We tend to only choose what we want as facts rather then rational information. 

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It can show us information without us even secon guessing it. We are often to critical to information that we dont want to hear, and accept information to quick for what we do want to hear. We tend to only choose what we want as facts rather then rational information. 

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people dont look for facts and just from seeing fake news people believe what they see.

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It pushes us away from things we do not want to hear. It blocks out the facts that don't fit our beliefs causing us to only look for the good things.

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I think it would have to be exposing for me, putting myself in situations where i can experience new stuff and view things differently would be good.

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Something that resonated with me the most was the exposure section. On a day to day basis, we get exposed to so many things a day. Once we see the facts, it is important to see why it is factual, and then understand it. 

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Something that resonated with me the most was the exposure section. On a day to day basis, we get exposed to so many things a day. Once we see the facts, it is important to see why it is factual, and then understand it. 

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it shows that news shapes our views without us even knowing

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it shows that news shapes our views without us even knowing

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For me exposure was the biggest thing. Being able to expose yourself to different beliefs and cultures allows you to become more knowledgeable in how you see the world.

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Humor can be a big distraction to information that we do not agree with. Sublimation in another that copes with the reader. Then finally Exposure to what is going around in the world and on the news in general.

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Humor can be a big distraction to information that we do not agree with. Sublimation in another that copes with the reader. Then finally Exposure to what is going around in the world and on the news in general.

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It shows how the conformation bias allows people to follow one side more than the other or even ignoring the other side because its what they like more

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It makes topics easier for us to believe in. Meaning that it draws people to it even if they think it's wrong. It makes us believe in it even if they dont' know its true or false information

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the exposure one did. Intentionally exposing ourselves to ideas or perspectives with which we might disagree can help make us less likely to reject opposing viewpoints

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The humor part. I do make like to make jokes about some worrying news I find sometime and it allows me to see it in a clearer way than I would have.

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Confirmation bias can lead us to believe something that isn't true or push us away from what is true. It can cause us to pull away from people who don't have our same opinions

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Exposure was the biggest thing in my opinion because being able to expose yourself allows you to be your own person and it shows who you are as a person

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Resource #1 shows that confirmation bias I normally viewed by looking at the facts that support the claim and completely ignoring the opposing claims.

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Resource #1 shows that confirmation bias I normally viewed by looking at the facts that support the claim and completely ignoring the opposing claims.