Bias&Prejudice/Judging validity/relevance&truthfulness

• unfavorable opinion or immediate judgment

  Prejudice
• Prejudice includes

  • negative Feelings
  • stereotyped beliefs
  • Tendency to discriminate
• Prejudice against racial features of an individual

  Racism
• Prejudice against a person's age

  Ageism
• Prejudice against a person's class, be it money, power, education etc.

  Classism
• Prejudice against a person's gender/ sex

  Sexism
• A tendency to lean towards a preferred ideology, preference, perspective or result

  Bias
• Result of bias

  Unfairness
• Result of prejudice

  discrimination
• Type of bias that is commonly said out loud

  Explicit Bias
• Bias that is commonly performed by actions

  Implicit Bias
• Someone's negative or positive traits influences someone

  Halo/ Horns Effect
• Love for the same

  Affinity
• You treat people who are similar to you better than others

  Similarity
• A type of unconscious wherein you agree with the larger crowd

  Conformity
• A type of Implicit Bias wherein you tend to think people who are beautiful or handsome could be more successful or qualified

  Beauty
• You think highly of yourself opposed to others

  Attribution
• A natural physical process involving the earss

  Hearing
• A process of paying attention and requiring focus

  Listening
• Quality of being factually sound

  Validity
• Any form of information that supports your argument

  Evidence
• A type of evidence wherein it is casual or from personal experiences

  Anecdotal Evidence
• A type of evidence wherein you seek the matter of truth

  Testimonial Evidence
• Evidence that are usually data or results from researchers and/or experiments

  Statisticals
• What makes a material listened to invalid?

  • Inconsistent information
  • Biased
  • Unexperienced individual
  • Unpractical
  • Untimely
  • Irrelevant
  • Unreliable source
• Conformity with reality

  truthfulness
• A state of being connected

  relevant
• Private information being exposed to cause harm

  Malinformation
• Spreading information you didn't know was false

  Misinformation
• Spreading information you know is false with an intent to harm

  Disinformation
• Missing false content

  False context
• A desire to fool

  satire
• New content that is 100% false

  Fabricated content
• Content being manipulated to deceive

  Manipulated content
• Headlines and/or text is unrelated to the original content

  False connection
• To frame an individual or issue

  Misleading content
• Impersonating genuine sources or content

  Imposter content