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Made by Angelica Fronda, working individually

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Definition: A piece of misleading information that is dishonest to/lies to or distracts from a (clearly connected or related) or important issue.
Connection: This video demonstrates red herrings in a political matter animated by a tv show Family Guy. Although the citizens ask relevent questions in bettering their community, each canidate exclusively ignores the real question and says something else

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Post #3 Red Flag: Appeal to authority (video)

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Post #3 Red Flag: Appeal to authority (video)

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Definition: The habit/desire to understand/explain new (event(s) or object(s) that prove something) as confirmation of one's existing beliefs or explanations (of why things work or happen the way they do)
Connection: In this video King Triton (Ariel's father) generalizes his experience with humans as if he knows the species. Not truly explaining why, he generalizes saying it's 'common sense' That mermaids and humans should never come in contact to one another

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FALLACIOUS APPEAL TO POPULARITY AND HASTY GENERALIZATION

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Uploaded by Sacred Newman on 2016-10-20.

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Post #4 Red Flag:  Confirmation Bias(video)

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Post #4 Red Flag:  Confirmation Bias(video)

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Definition: The habit/desire to understand/explain new (event(s) or object(s) that prove something) as confirmation of one's existing beliefs or explanations (of why things work or happen the way they do).
Connection: Here in this video they conduct an experiement to see which sock appeared brighter, ignoring the fact that there is a darker and light shades of blue making the sock appear "whiter"

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Confirmation Bias: The Same Sock Psych Experiment.

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We asked shoppers whether they thought socks were brighter/softer. (they were exactly the same.) The results are astounding.

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Post #5 Red Flag: Ideological Support (website)

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Post #5 Red Flag: Ideological Support (website)

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Definition: A set of opinions or beliefs of a group or an individual. Very often belief systems refers to a set of political beliefs or a set of ideas that describe/show a particular culture.
Connection: Throughout this article"

The Ideology of Racism: Misusing Science to Justify Racial Discrimination" written by William H. Tucker, explains the misuse of science leading to racism

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The Ideology of Racism: Misusing Science to Justify Racial Discrimination | UN Chronicle

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In his exceptionally insightful book, Racism: A Short History, Stanford University historian George M. Fredrickson notes the paradox that notions of human equality were the necessary precondition to the emergence of racism.

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Post #6 Red Flag: Confusion of correlation with causation(video)

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Post #6 Red Flag: Confusion of correlation with causation(video)

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Definition: he third-cause lie (also known as ignoring a common cause or (possibly not true, good, or honest) cause) is a logical lie where a false relationship is confused for (when one thing definitely causes another). It strongly defends/strongly expresses that X causes Y when, in reality, X and Y are both caused by Z.
Connection: In this example there is the stereotypical that Asians can't drive, just because there are a few bad drivers who happen to be Asian doesn't mean it is true. Regardless of race anyone can be a bad driver.

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Are All Asians Bad Drivers? - Is It True

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Subscribe today! http://www.youtube.com/user/alldefdigital?sub_confirmation=1 This age old stereotype is getting put to the test with the help of Bobby Lee, Zach Piona, Wahlid Mohammad, and Juhahn Jones. A1 Driving School's Abraham Polanco gives each of them a standard driving test to see if the stereotype is true, that all Asians are bad drivers.

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Post #7 Reason for belief: Patternicity (Article)

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Post #7 Reason for belief: Patternicity (Article)

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Definition:Finding 'meaningful' patterns without any point or purpose in objects, scenary, signs and the like.
Connection: This image of a crop circle  was spotted by an off-duty police officer who claimed to see aliens

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He said: ''At first he thought they were forensic officers as they were dressed in white coveralls. He stopped his car and approached the field.

''The figures were all over 6ft and had blond hair. They seemed to be inspecting the crop. When he got to the edge of the field he heard what he believed to be a sound not dissimilar to static electricity.

''This crackling noise seemed to be running through the field and the crop was moving gently, close to where the noise was.

''He shouted to the figures who, at first, ignored him, not glancing at him. When he tried to enter the field they looked up and began running.

''He said; 'They ran faster than any man I have ever seen. I'm no slouch but they were moving so fast. I looked away for a second and when I looked back they were gone.

''I then got scared. The noise was still around but I got an uneasy feeling and headed for the car. For the rest of the day I had a pounding headache I couldn't shift.''

The bizarre incident occurred on the morning of July 6 this year as the police officer was driving.

The officer claims the three figures were examining a crop circle, which had appeared several days earlier, when he stopped his car and began walking towards them.

However, the mysterious beings disappeared when he ''looked away for a second'' and he contacted UFO experts after witnessing other paranormal activity.

A spokesman for Wiltshire Police said: ''The police officer was apparently off duty when this happened so we have no comment to make because it is a personal not a police matter.''

Crop circle expert Colin Andrews, who investigated the incident alongside Andrew Russell, said he is ''convinced'' by the police officer's story.

He said: ''I am quite convinced the officer had an experience that day and one that we have not fully explored.

''I think with the unusual movement of the being and the poltergeist experiences there is too much additional information to say that is something in nothing.''

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UFO alert: police officer sees aliens at crop circle

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He said: ''At first he thought they were forensic officers as they were dressed in white coveralls. He stopped his car and approached the field. ''The figures were all over 6ft and had blond hair. They seemed to be inspecting the crop.

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Post #9 Reason for belief:  Unexplained (video)

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Post #9 Reason for belief:  Unexplained (video)

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Definition: Something we cannot explain, we do not have proof of therefor being 'unexplained'
Connection: In this video it was unexplained why Elsa said no to her younger sister marrying a stranger, saying it's "true love" when Elsa herself has never been in-love or knows what 'love' is

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Post #8 Reason for belief: Agenticity (video)

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Post #8 Reason for belief: Agenticity (video)

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Definition: Giving purpose and meaning to an unknown entity
Connection: In this video, the iconic 'Believe in the lord' man stands at the corner of Yonge and Dundas everyday reciting bible passages and telling strangers to believe

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Believe in the Lord - Yonge and Dundas, Toronto, ON

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Believe in the Lord!! Then Suzanne walks in the shot. lolllll

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Post #10 Critical thinking process question responses

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Post #10 Critical thinking process question responses

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Critical Thinking Step-by-Step Process (1)