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    because a company claimed to be able to completely remove his disease. Even though these cases may be extreme, even something small like online shopping can give you loads of debt. Another scheme that companies have created is called “the grey goose effect.” It is when companies raise their prices to give off the illusion that they’re of better quality than their competitors. When, in reality, the products are the same if not worse than their competition. Specifically wine companies have been…

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    The theory of the leisure class, which was proposed by Thorstein Veblen in 1899, rationalizes the evolutionary development of human institutions (social and economic) that forms society, such as how citizens earn their livelihoods, wherein technology and the industrial arts are the creative forces of economic production. The production of goods and services was not intended to merely reach the material needs of society, but to earn profits for the owners of this production. The industrial…

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    groupthink occurs when a group makes an irrational decision because of group pressure fostering and the deterioration of ‘mental efficiency, reality testing, and moral judgement” (Irving, Janis, Victims of groupthink, p.9). Social influence is the effect that people have upon the beliefs or behaviors of others (Aaronson, 2004). Both groupthink and social influence theory have a factor in what we see as an ongoing reaction to the silent protest started by Colin Kaepernick in August 2016. In…

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    The Misleading Bandwagon of the Four-Day School Week Tim recently found out that his school will be moving to the four-day school week. His school made the change because of financial reasons hoping the four-day week would save the school money. Tim didn’t care why his school switched to the new schedule, he was just excited that he didn’t have school on Fridays. This excitement quickly faded when Tim looked closely at his schedule and realized that his school day lasted an extra 90 minutes this…

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    viewpoint. The reader can either disagree with every source presented in the article, or they can join the multiple authors and agree with the argument. Disagreeing would mean everyone is wrong except for the reader, which logically doesn’t add up. The bandwagon fallacy is commonly found in politics and despite the questionable ethics of convincing readers with a fallacy, it’s effectiveness is…

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    Bandwagon is something that everyone is doing, so some others feel that they should, too. An example of bandwagon is like the time I started to watch 3D animation, so I started to take an interest in it and tried it myself. Picking facts is a type of propaganda that involves taking all of the best facts about…

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    to the earth, which can cause a lot of theories as to why the drought is so severe. People who also believe in God and The Bible can also give a theory about the drought and consider this time “the end of time”. Others who don’t believe can also bandwagon. Everyone can help a little each day to save water. We can stop runoffs when wash dishes, washing your hands, taking a shower, washing your car etc.Schools can also get engaged more to help save easy water wastes. There are many ways to save…

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    INT 420 Deona Sherrill Paper #1 There are literally thousands of web sites out there that claim to be news sources and many of these web sites are conspiracy sites and/or groups who think they can publish rumors as facts. This can wreak havoc on the internet and in some people’s lives and I think it is highly unethical to publish anything that has not first been proven to be true by finding the basis for their stories on facts and not rumors. I remember one story that flew the rumor mill…

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    plane's wing, and back at me again. Repeat ad nauseum. Then suddenly, the screen flips over, and your worst nightmares become true. You're trapped on an island, in the dark, with only other survivors of the great screen flipping cruddy sci-fi sound effects in the background crash. But that's not the worst part. Soon, you are split into a truly terrible dilemma, one of choosing two tribes, each with its own fatal foibles. Which will you choose? One where food is guaranteed, but safety and…

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    a better understanding of a various aspect of human social life such as crime, religion, family, state, division of race and social classes. Notably, there is a strong and positive correlation between cultural phenomena which widely regarded as bandwagon and sociology. Cultural phenomena are widely associated…

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