Construct an Example of When Confusing Additive and Proportional Thinking

question 15

Essay

Construct an example of when confusing additive and proportional thinking could result in an incorrect answer.Describe an incorrect process that a learner might follow.Describe a correct way to find the solution and a way you might help the learner to see his error.

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Definitions:

Opinionated Information

Information that contains personal beliefs or judgments rather than factual data alone.

Agenda Setting

The process by which the media or political figures prioritize certain issues, making them more salient in the public's perception.

Political Story

A narrative or account that involves political events, figures, or contexts, often influencing public perception or policy.

Televised Presidential Debate

A broadcasted event in which presidential candidates discuss their policies, answer questions, and debate opposing viewpoints in front of a national audience.