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Which question would Beth help you critically analyze a source of media and it's information

Where are the sources citations or references what does the source want me to think or believe does anybody I know trust the source how well does the sourcing gauge be

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Beth would likely help you critically analyze a source of media by addressing questions such as:

  1. Where are the source's citations or references? - This question helps determine the credibility of the information and whether the claims are supported by reliable evidence.

  2. What does the source want me to think or believe? - Analyzing the intent behind the source helps identify potential bias and the persuasive techniques used.

  3. Does anybody I know trust the source? - This question encourages you to consider the subjective perspectives of people you respect, which can provide insights into the source's credibility.

  4. How well does the sourcing gauge? - This likely pertains to the quality and reliability of the sources cited within the media. Understanding how well the source is supported by other credible information is essential for critical analysis.

All these questions are important for a comprehensive critical analysis, but the focus would depend on the context of the media being examined.