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Interesting news and comic strips about debate and rhetoric, psychology and persuasion
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Dear News Media, When Reporting Polls, Remember...!
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If you are interested in communication, be it content or context, you will hopefully find this blog interesting.
I collect links that are of interest to debaters, rhetoricians, social psychologists and other persuaders, and share them with the world at large.
Be it non-verbal communication, influence, writing essays, or advertising, I try and supply you with something interesting to read.
-- Gadi Evron.
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Dear News Media, When Reporting Polls, Remember...!
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Motions gathered from recent news stories
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Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics
The Daily Show on Appeal to Tradition
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BBC Parliament Drinking Game
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We Did It: Informative Article on Women at Work
Learn cross-examination from the pro [Video, Lecture]
Interesting studies in social psychology [Research]
Reframing Bonuses at the Factory [Paper]
Logical Fallacies Theater - Tree Lobsters [Comics]
Reframing in the fight against airport full body s...
Logical fallacies in presidential debates [Video]
A demonstration of the non-commutativity of the En...
Is healthcare a right? [Video]
Listening or waiting to talk? [Comics]
Slippery Slope Goes Both Ways [Comics]
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