History, 25.05.2021 18:20 ericgalo808

Where do you get most of your news, and how do you analyze what you hear, view, or read on media outlets? In what ways can/do you, as a citizen, get involved in the governmental process? How do you apply critical thinking when you're involved in these activities? Share an example of a fallacy or rhetoric you have seen used to market a product or service in commercials, advertisements, etc. How will you use the information provided in Ch. 10 of THiNK: Critical Thinking and Logic Skills for Everyday Life to be a more mindful consumer? If someone asked you about your favorite activity or concept from this class, as well as the most challenging activity or concept, what would you tell them, and why?

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