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Connects to the poisoning the well fallacy.

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When an expert in a specific topic or field is influenced by the context in which the information is presented to them.

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“A prosecutor poisons the well when he says: ‘When is the defense attorney planning to call that twice-convicted child molester, David Barnington, to the stand? OK, I'll rephrase that. When is the defense attorney planning to call David Barnington to the stand?’”

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Ad Hominem, Slippery Slope, Straw Person, Poisoning the Well, False Attribution, etc.

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An argument that does not support the claim made. Often used by attorneys.

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Legal Psychology

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When a researcher is influenced by outside biases which cause them to only see one result while testing, ignoring other pieces of information that counter their beliefs or findings.

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AKA Experimenter's Bias