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CATEGORY
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Social Conscience
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Show no social conscience or balance when deliberately distorting factoids, data, or expert opinion in presenting a conclusion.
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Accuratly quotes experts, data, and facts, but on only one side of an issue.
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Carefully checks all sources, accurately quotes experts, examines all sides of the issues when making conclusions.
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Media Manipulaation
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Skillfully use any medium and all persuasive techniques in order to convince others. This includes the ability to use technology to doctor images and edit text.
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Uses a variety of media to present images and text that support only their opinion without intentionally altering or editing to change meaning.
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Skillfully use media to present an accurate and balanced picture that helps viewers understand the issues and draw their own conculsions.
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Point of View
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Consistently, vociferously, and blindly hold to a single point of view, and know that volume, repetition and rhetoric trump reason.
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Consistently hold to a single point of view until such time that it becomes advantageous to flip-flop for no reason other than personal gain or to save face.
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Presents a confident point of view based on reason, reseach, and analysis, but is open to discussion and modification of position based on reasoned input based on research and analysis by others.
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Sincerity
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Convincingly fake sincerity.
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Unconvincing fake sincerity.
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Completely sincery.
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Motive
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Ably disguise personal gain as public good
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Doesn't disguise personal gain motive and shows no concern for the public good.
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Motives are not for personal gain and has genuine concern for the public good.
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Economy of Source
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Takes a single incident or news story or incident and intentional follow it to an illogical conclusion.
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Takes a single incident or news story or incident and unintentionally follow it to an illogical conclusion
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Uses multiple incidents or news stories and follows them to a logical conclusion.
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Originality
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Claim any and all ideas as original.
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Carelessly claims ideas as original.
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Even when coming up with what is thought to be an origianl idea, research is done to see of others had it earlier.
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Forethought
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Deny prior knowledge of things that predicatbaly go wrong.
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Blames others when things go wrong for which they have primarly responsibility.
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Accepts blame if things go wrong and works to rectify the situation.
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Publishing
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Create a website, wiki, blog, or podcast. Find a publisher, broadcaster or corporate sponsor in order to maximize personal gain.
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Create a website, wiki, blog, or podcast, but not able to find a profitable publisher, broadcaster or corporate sponsor.
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Create a website, wiki, blog, or podcast and find a publisher, broadcaster to help disseminate the message. If corporate sponsorship is used, profits go to the public good.
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Confidence
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Never, never, never show doubt or willingness to change.
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Never show doubt and give no indication whether you are open to change.
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Shows conviction in your position. Seeks additional information and input. Willing to change and compromise.
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