Big Fat Liars: How Politicians, Corporations, And The Media Use Science And Statistics To Manipulate The Public
Big Fat Liars investigates the persuasive use of science and statistics in public life. Focusing on politicians, corporations, and the media, Morris E. Chafetz encourages readers to look critically at how evidence is presented, interpreted, and used to shape public opinion.
About This Book
Big Fat Liars explores the ways public information can be shaped to influence opinion.
The book focuses on the use of science and statistics by politicians, corporations, and the media.
It invites readers to examine persuasive claims with greater attention to evidence, numbers, and presentation.
Morris E. Chafetz takes a critical look at how information can be used in public communication.
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