EOY Review

Which is an example of a rumor?

• Spreading news about a celebrity breakup before it is confirmed.
• Reporting an official statement from a company
• Discussing a scientific study with accurate data
• Sharing a verified news article

Select the argument that is objective.

• The argument shaped by individual experiences and biases is objective.
• The argument influenced by cultural beliefs and traditions is objective.
• The argument supported by scientific research and statistical data is objective.
• The argument based on personal opinions and emotions is objective.

Which one is a reliable source?

• Peer-reviewed academic journals
• Wikipedia articles
• Personal blogs
• Social media posts

What is an example of groupthink?

• A team considering all possible outcomes before making a decision.
• A group of individuals respectfully debating different viewpoints.
• A team leader encouraging dissenting opinions and open dialogue.
• A team unanimously agreeing on a plan without considering alternative perspectives or potential risks.

What is divergent thinking?

• Divergent thinking is a thought process or method used to generate creative ideas by exploring many possible solutions.
• Divergent thinking is a method used to narrow down ideas to one correct solution.
• Divergent thinking is a process that limits creativity by focusing on a single solution.
• Divergent thinking is a linear thought process that follows a strict path.

What is convergent thinking?

• Convergent thinking is the process of narrowing down multiple solutions to find the best one for a particular problem or question.
• Convergent thinking is the act of brainstorming multiple unrelated ideas.
• Convergent thinking involves selecting the most complex solution to a problem.
• Convergent thinking is the process of expanding solutions without limitations.

What is an example of a generalization fallacy?

• Concluding all students are smart because your friends are smart.
• Believing all cats are mean because one cat scratched you.
• Assuming all adults are wealthy because a few adults you know are wealthy.
• Assuming all teenagers are lazy because a few teenagers you know are lazy.

What is an example of an ad hominem fallacy?

• Complimenting someone's appearance instead of addressing their argument.
• Ignoring scientific evidence and focusing on personal anecdotes.
• Attacking a politician's personal life instead of discussing their policies.
• Discussing a person's education level rather than the validity of their research.

What is Innovator's Dilemma?

• Innovator's Dilemma is the success of established companies in adopting new technologies or business models.
• Innovator's Dilemma is the lack of competition in the market.
• Innovator's Dilemma is the ability of companies to predict future trends accurately.
• Innovator's Dilemma is the failure of established companies to adopt new technologies or business models that will ultimately cause their downfall.

A billboard on the side of the highway is an example of what type of media?

• Digital advertising
• Print advertising
• Radio advertising
• Out-of-home (OOH) advertising