Stop Being Fooled: A Practical Guide to Spotting Fake News, Weak Arguments, Misleading Evidence, and AI Deception. (The Critical Thinker Book 10)
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Stop Being Fooled: A Practical Guide to Spotting Fake News, Weak Arguments, Misleading Evidence, and AI Deception. (The Critical Thinker Book 10)

by Albert Rutherford

Education Psychology Critical Thinking Media Literacy
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Learn how to question information before accepting it. Stop Being Fooled examines fake news, weak arguments, misleading evidence, and AI deception, offering a practical foundation for clearer evaluation and more careful judgment in an information-rich world.

About This Book

Stop Being Fooled is a practical guide to evaluating information more carefully.

It focuses on recognizing fake news, weak arguments, misleading evidence, and AI deception.

The book is designed to support stronger critical-thinking habits when assessing claims and conclusions.

Part of The Critical Thinker series, it offers an accessible introduction to spotting common ways information can mislead.

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