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    Leon Festinger's Essay

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    convince someone that what you’re saying is true? They tend to believe what they think is fact, but what you could be saying is scientifically proven. No matter what you try to do he or she just won’t be convinced. In Chris Mooney’s article, he goes over why people are so hard to convince. That is Leon Festinger comes in. He set up a case study to try and find what happens when people come face to face with fact. Festinger and his team got into a cultist group called the Seekers, who are alien…

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    The ending of a story is extremely important. There are three types of endings that are significant; happy, unhappy, and indeterminate. Happy endings are when the protagonist solves their problems with either themselves or someone else. The story would usually end with a “happily ever after.” An unhappy ending is usually more about reality because in real life a happy ending is hard to find. Unhappy ending usually talks about the defeat of humans and their mistakes that they might have which…

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    The Good, The Bad, and The Evil: A Look at the Word Today In the beginning of modern civilization, there was a concern that the world would become more violent; however, Steven Pinker sheds a new light on the fact that violence is actually declining. Over many centuries, the world has become a more tranquil place for humans to live. Michael Green further explores this hypothesis by illustrating that the world over many years is becoming a better place for societies all over the world. Pinker…

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    the other hand, the fact that this novel, “The Things They Carried” does not represent accurate portrayals is what shaped this novel to what it is today and its success. The lacking of accurate portrayals allowed the audience to experience secondhand what he felt everyday while he was at war and just how bad the war can be although there were parts where he mentioned the war as if it was just a daily hangout between the soldiers when in reality it was the opposite of that. In fact, accurate…

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    for climate change deniers who deny the overwhelming evidence of the scientific community on the topic. As a sentence in terms of language, it starts off fine and neutral but as it progresses on, it becomes apparent that she wants to emphasize the fact that the vast majority of experts on the topic agree that anthropological climate change is a real deal, as…

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    thing. In fact the two things rarely go together” creating, via the use of the word fact, a definite, objective distinction between behavior and emotion (Wilde 1.244-245). However, Wilde employs the word fact in a way that deviates from its denotation as “that which is known […] to be real or true; what has…

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    Product Objective The product objective for the breezy blender is to capture 3% of the blender market by December 2016 and product awareness by 8% by July 2017. Price Objective The price objective for the Breezy blender is to implement the concept of “premium pricing” for the first 6 months. This will keep the price high to encourage favorable perceptions among buyers. We will then set the price low with the goals of attracting customers and gaining market share using the “Penetration…

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    The Minnesota Association for Children’s Mental Health made a list of them on one of their classroom fact sheets for assisting those students who may have the disease. For example, they say that if a teacher is bringing a possibly schizophrenic student into a new and unfamiliar setting, that they should do it slowly (MACMH, 2014). This is so that no unnecessary…

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    Fact Checking

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    Fact checking is an important process in establishing the validity of the articles and enhancing the reputation of the outlet itself. I thank New York Times for being a strong proponent in this field and upholding the values of good journalism. A case that…

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    First Website: www.factcheck.org This is personally one of my most frequented websites because of the last election period. Factcheck.org is one of the oldest fact checking websites on the Internet today. Since starting in 2003, the website has made it a part of their mission statement to “increase public knowledge and understanding” so that viral and false rumors don’t run rampant in our society. Because of their goal to boost awareness, the website has always been very transparent about where…

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