With the rise of technology, we are inundated with information – however, not all information is created alike. You, as the reader, have a responsibility to critically analyze each piece of information that crosses your path – and you are armed with the tools to perform this analysis.
Ask yourself:
Is the information credible, recent, scholarly?
Is the persuasion based off morals, feelings, or logic (ethos, pathos, logos)?
Are there any flaws in the arguments?
Review the following journal article about flu shots:
https://www.novanthealth.org/healthy-headlines/dont-let-covid-19-worries-derail-your-childs-flu-shot (Links to an external site.)
Do you think the information in the article can be thought of as reliable and credible? Would you share the info from this article, based on how it is presented? Why or why not? How can the article improve its persuasive tactics?
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