Lesson 4.1 Flashcards

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It is the ability to decode, analyze and evaluate the informatikn and even create them in various formats

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Media Literacy

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6 Fundamental Elements of Media Literacy

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  1. Awareness of the impact of media
  2. Understanding of process of mass communication
  3. Strategies for analyzing and discussing media messages
  4. Understanding media content for culture and our lives
  5. Understand and appreciate media content
  6. Understanding of the ethical and moral obligations of media practitioners
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A form of thinking in which we evaluate an information apart from its literally definition.

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Critical thinking

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A type of reasoning in which the excuse is supported by insufficient and patheic evidences and statements

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Fallacies

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10 examples of fallacies

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  1. Ad Hominem
  2. Strawman
  3. Loaded Question
  4. Begging the Question
  5. Black or White
  6. Slippery Slope
  7. Burden of Proof
  8. Composition / Division
  9. Bandwagon
  10. Appeal to Emotion
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A falalcy that uses an attack to the person’s character not the statemeent

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Ad Hominem

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A fallacy that uses an attack on a certain phrase of a statement to make it easire to argue

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Strawman

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A fallacy that uses a thought provoking question where answers might contained guilt

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Loaded Questikn

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A fallacy that uses a circular argument in the statement

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Begging the Question

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A fallacy that uses two different choice that makes it to be limited but isn’t

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Black or White

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A fallacy that refers to arguing that something shouldn’t haooend because of B, C, and D to be happened

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Slippery Slope

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A fallacy that uses soemone to prove that his/her premise is true

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Burden of Proof

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A fallacy that states that this thing is kust like the same with others and vice versa

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Composition / Division

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A fallacy that uses emotion to make it appealing to others

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Appeal to Emotion

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Six Key Concepts in Media Analysis

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  1. All media messahes are constrcuted
  2. Each medium has different strebgths and a unique, “language” of construction
  3. Media messages are produced for a particular purposes
  4. All media messages co tain embedded values and points of view
  5. People use their invidual skills and beleifs to construct their own meaning from media messages
  6. Media messages can influence beliefs, attitudes, by behavios and democrstic process
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