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12 Cards in this Set
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refers to both print and electronic sources such as newspapers, magazines, radio, television, and websites.
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mass media
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making you want to be part of a group. "everyone is doing it"
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bandwagons
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presenting only good info
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cardstacking
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simplifying a complex group
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stereotyping
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questions with obvious answers
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rhetorical questions
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a series of related meanings
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context
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words or phrases found before or after an unknown word
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context clues
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events shared by everyone
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life experiences
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common trials and joys most humans share, which makes the plot of fiction
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universal life experiences
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provide news, info articles, advertisements, photos, audio tracks, or videos
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to inform
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to convince users to do something using persuasive techniques
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to persuade
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to amuse or divert the audience with humor, drama, or information
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to entertain
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