Tracy is reading a study about teen pregnancy. she notes that a particular fact, if slanted in a particular direction, can be used to support her argument. when she takes this fact and "slants" it for her audience to get an emotional reaction out of them, she is using which type of information?

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Piper Farrell

25 August, 23:44

Tracy is reading a study about teen pregnancy. she notes that a particular fact, if slanted in a particular direction, can be used to support her argument. when she takes this fact and "slants" it for her audience to get an emotional reaction out of them, she is using which type of information?

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Brooks Stephenson · Answer 1

Based on the description, Tracy is using PropagandaPropaganda refers to the creation of biased information that created in order to fulfill a certain agenda other than telling the truth.

It is very common to see this type of journalism in order to benefit a certain political or candidate affiliation.