Critical Thinking Part 3

Match the definition with the appropriate word.

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1. Tendency to be prejudiced against or in favour of certain beliefs or people who engage in particular activities. This gives a motive or reason to lie.

  • Corroboration
  • Neutrality
  • Bias
  • Vested interest
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2. Confirmation of, or support for, evidence given by one source by another source.

  • Vested interest
  • Neutrality
  • Corroboration
  • Bias

3. Personal interest, usually financial, in a state of affairs or in an organisation leading to the expectation of personal gain from a favourable outcome.

  • Corroboration
  • Vested interest
  • Bias
  • Neutrality

4. Being impartial; having no reason to favour either side in a dispute or difference of opinion.

  • Neutrality
  • Bias
  • Corroboration
  • Vested interest

5. What is generally said or believed about the character of a person or an organisation.

  • Expertise
  • Reputation
  • Motive

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Fleur Shorthouse

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Please learn how to spell:

Causal is the correct spelling not casual.

on question 3 it should be an event not and event.

On another section it should have been from not form.

Sophie Stremel

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I found this was useful for remembering basic skills and remembering the differences between some of the criteria above to improve or add upon this i would create situations in which the user then has to work out what each answer is.

Eloise

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Excuse me, but I think you will find that the answers are not technically correct....

For example, a report by someone who has SEEN or HEARD an event would be a witness statement because they are a WITNESS!        (not a source!)

Also, some others seem a little iffy to me but i won't go into detail right now...

Anyway, thought I'd mention those small(ish) errors... but now i have to go and mark my year 11's russian mocks, so bye for now,

Eloise Salmon

Teacher at St Pharts

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