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Cycle 2: Misinformation Strategies Synthesis - Coggle Diagram
Cycle 2: Misinformation Strategies Synthesis
Distraction
diverts attention by overwhelming audience with information
diverts attention from important issues, reducing critical engagement and creating apathy
agenda-setting theory
False Equivalence
2 opposing arguments presented as equally valid although they are fundamentally different
creates confusion by equating unequal issues, leading to poor decision-making
bothsidesism
Misleading Analogies
2 things that are alike in 1 aspect are alike in all aspects
messing up understandings by forcing false comparisons, reinforcing biased narratives
framing effect
Diminishing Impact
making information sound less severe to manipulate the thoughts of audience
repeated exposure to misinformation desensitizes audiences, reducing urgency for action
normalization
Cognitive Dissonance
discomforting people when the actions are not aligned with their beliefs
creates psychological discomfort when new information contradicts existing beliefs, often leading to rejection of truth
motivated reasoning
Skinfluencing and Scamming
promote misleading or fraudulent products for profit through the use of influencers, particularly in the beauty and wellness industry
make use of trust in influencers, leading to financial loss and distorted self-perception
consumer manipulation
Formenting Distrust
creating doubt for institutions, experts, or facts to weaken public confidence and create division
destroying confidence in institutions, fueling polarization and conspiracy beliefs
social fragmentation
Bandwagon Effect
the tendency for people to adopt beliefs or behaviors because they perceive them as widely accepted or popular
encourages conformity by making ideas seem universally accepted, suppressing independent thought
social proof