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OBSERVE THE LANGUAGE OF RESEARCH, CAMPAIGNS AND ADVOCACIES

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Arrange the letters to get the correct answer.

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Unscramble Letters

OBSERVE THE LANGUAGE OF RESEARCH, CAMPAIGNS AND ADVOCACIESOnline version

Arrange the letters to get the correct answer.

by Maricel Perino Catacutan
1

Through this you will be able to identify social issues. It provides necessary information to take an action.

2

An idea or guess that scientists test to see if it is true.

3

Data, observations, and sources that support or challenge a claim.

4

This means an unfair preference, prejudice, or inclination toward or against something, someone, or a group, often in a way that is not based on facts or fairness. It can influence how we think, decide, or act.

5

Efforts to influence policy or public opinion through messaging and campaigns.

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A statement or assertion that says something is true, but it needs evidence or reasons to prove it.

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The act of convincing someone to believe something, agree with an idea, or take action through reasoning, emotions, or credibility.

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