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Credibility Paradox
The concept that credibility can be both a prerequisite for and an outcome of effective communication, leading to a paradoxical situation where establishing credibility is both essential and challenging.
Knowledge Bias
The distortion or skewing of information due to the knowledge or beliefs one already holds.
Reporting Bias
A type of bias that occurs when the reporting of data or findings is influenced by the nature or outcomes of the research, leading to a distorted presentation of results.
Sock Puppeting
Refers to the act of creating a fake online identity to praise, defend, or create the illusion of support for oneself or one's company.
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