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Information Literacy in Action: Cognitive Biases

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Information Literacy in Action: Cognitive Biases

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Can we really trust our perception? This post outlines some common ways that our brains perceive or interpret information in a way that does not produce accurate knowledge.

Subject:: Applied Science; Information Science; Psychology; Social Science
Material Type:: Interactive; Lesson; Reading
Author:: Marla Lobley
Date Added:: 01/29/2021

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Information Literacy in Action: Evaluating Medical Information

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Information Literacy in Action: Evaluating Medical Information

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Learn how to evaluate medical information as a non-medical expert using information literacy principles such as currency, noting research questions and methods and verifying claims with multiple sources.