Misinformation In The Media The truth cannot be seen with a simple glance. One must look deeper into the source of information. The media provides us with our day to day information, but there are many problems with knowledge acquired in this way. The question we must ask ourselves is how do we distinguish the difference between correct information and such fallacies as misinformation, biased information, and deliberate persuasion? In this research paper, the terms stated in the previous question will be defined and the differences will be determined utilizing logic. I choose to use logic because reasoning between the types of arguments is done with the study of logic.(Copi and Cohen V) Information in the Webster’s Universal Dictionary and Thesaurus is defined as something told or facts learned; news; knowledge. Mis- is a prefix meaning wrong. The media often supply the people w....

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