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Video 1: Introduction
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Video 2: The Old Days
Poll Question 1
Video 3: Primary Purpose
Primary Purpose
Video 4: This Isn't Always Easy
Entertain
Video 5: Info Meant To Sell
Sell
Video 6: Meant to Persuade
Persuade
Video 7: Info Meant to Provoke
Provoke
Persuade vs Provoke
Video 8: Raw Information
Document
Video 9: Information Designed to Inform
Inform
Video 10: Intro to Infozones
Videos 11A-11E
Video 12: Infozones Recap
News Zone
Opinion Zone
Raw Information Zone
Propaganda Zone
Advertising Zone
Entertainment Zone
Video 13: Some Harder Examples
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Which of the following statements best defines the differences between information designed to persuade you and information designed to provoke you?
Information designed to provoke you always uses fake images or video, while information designed to persuade you generally avoids images and video altogether.
Information designed to persuade you uses sound logic and credible evidence, while information designed to provoke you uses inflammatory tactics to get you to react emotionally.
Information designed to persuade you is more easily shared with others than information designed to provoke you.
Information designed to provoke you is always created by government agents from another country, whereas information designed to persuade you always comes from home.
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