Across
- 3. This is a device used to look closely at an object.
- 5. Malinformation is a piece of bad information that has a tiny piece of truth, _______ to change. its meaning.
- 7. Disinformation is false information intended to _______.
- 9. Engagement means interacting with or paying _________ to something (liking, sharing, viewing, subscribing, etc).
- 11. Confirmation bias means only paying attention to things you already _____ with.
- 12. Forensics is the process of locating, collecting, and evaluating digital _____.
- 13. One of the "Big Seven Emotions" that you might feel if someone posts about someone kicking puppies in your town.
- 14. Triggers cause a strong _________ reaction.
- 16. This is how you connect to the information.
- 18. Sense of ________ One of the "Big Seven Emotions" that you might feel when you're "one of the gang."
- 19. Motives are the _______ why something is posted in the first place.
Down
- 1. Misinformation is wrong information that is usually a _______.
- 2. One of the "Big Seven Emotions" that you might feel if someone posts about frightening things happening in your town.
- 4. One of the "Big Seven Emotions" that you might feel if someone posts something and it makes you think you're way better than them.
- 6. If you click, like, or _____ something on social media, they have done their jobs
- 8. The average person looks at a piece of information for about 8 ________ before they decide what they think about it.
- 10. One of the "Big Seven Emotions" that you might feel if you really, REALLY want something.
- 15. There are people whose ___ it is to grab your attention online.
- 16. One of the "Big Seven Emotions" that you might feel if someone posts about someone kicking puppies in your town.
- 17. Social Media runs on __________.
- 20. One of the "Big Seven Emotions" that you might feel if someone posts their new puppy and you wish YOU could have that puppy.