Core Argument - The presentation addresses the pervasive nature of misinformation, highlighting its presence in various environments and its potential impact [1] - It emphasizes the distinction between harmless rumors and potentially damaging gossip, illustrating how misinformation can lead to negative consequences [4][5] - The presentation explores the motivations behind spreading misinformation, including seeking popularity or engaging in malicious behavior [9] - It discusses the effects of misinformation on individuals, such as causing them to believe false information or developing negative perceptions of others [10][11] Examples and Scenarios - The presentation uses the example of a rumor about a new student to illustrate how misinformation can arise and spread [2][3] - It presents a scenario involving social media gossip to demonstrate the potential for online misinformation to cause emotional distress [6][7] Roles and Responsibilities - The presentation identifies the key roles involved in the spread of misinformation: the victim, the culprit, and the audience [8] - It encourages the audience to actively combat misinformation by defending those who are targeted by it [13] Call to Action - The presentation prompts the audience to reflect on their own experiences with misinformation, both as believers and as potential spreaders [12] - It urges the audience to take action against misinformation by supporting those who are affected by it [13]

[Applause] Misinformation is everywhere. It could be in your school, on the news, or even in your own house. It could be serious or light-hearted fun.But do we know what it really is. Hello, my name is Senora Sharma, and I'll be running through the perspectives of misinformation, what it really is, and more. misinformation that is either really serious or just downright stupid.Let's give an example. Say, say you're back in school. Then a rumor pops up that a new student is coming to your school. You think t ...