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How do you think money influences the research you might do for a speech? What factors do you need to be aware of? How aware are you daily about the processes that deliver the media you consume?

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19 responses to “Module 9 Response”

  1. Ahmed Eladdly Avatar
    Ahmed Eladdly

    Funding can determine the direction of research for a speech by allowing access to those sources that are prominent or well-publicized. That is the practice of the publication house which decides it based on the backing it gets. It is very important not to ignore the possible biases that may be hidden in the data, hence, different entities financing the studies could have specific goals. Every day I remind myself that media is likely influenced by different elements like sponsorship, ownership, and advertising, hence that can make a difference in how the information is shared.

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  2. Diana Moiseyeva Avatar
    Diana Moiseyeva

    Money can heavily influence the research behind a speech, as funding often shapes which studies are prioritized and how findings are framed. Being aware of who funds the sources I use helps me recognize potential biases and ensures I’m presenting reliable information. I also try to stay mindful that the media I consume daily may be influenced by sponsorships or advertisements, so I cross check information to avoid one sided views.

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  3. Nylissa Vanmanen Avatar
    Nylissa Vanmanen

    Funding can also be a determining factor in the direction a speech on a certain research takes in allowing major or highly publicized sources. This is concerning the publication houses that base decisions on the finances they get. However, at all times, one ought to be cautious of the bias carried along in the data presented from these various organizations that fund research and have distinct agendas. I always remind myself that media can be biased to move in certain directions, either through sponsorship, ownership, or advertising, regarding the way information is presented or shared.

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  4. Rosy Gadeh Avatar
    Rosy Gadeh

    Money can have an impact on speech research by restricting access to particular sources or prioritizing particular kinds of material. Verifying if research is biased or impacted by the funding is crucial. I make an effort to be conscious of how advertisements and algorithms impact the media.

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  5. Alan Jiang Avatar
    Alan Jiang

    How do you think money influences the research you might do for a speech? What factors do you need to be aware of? How aware are you daily about the processes that deliver the media you consume?
    I think that money will have a big influences on my research. I will find it really hard for to believe if it was truth or not. Some factors is being bias and taking side. I am aware about the media because I know they make money. And no matter what field they are in they will talk about or do popular trend.

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  6. Nichelle Julius Gordon Avatar
    Nichelle Julius Gordon

    Money may influence the research for a speech because some articles you may have to pay for, or a plane ticket to visit a specific place/person to validate your evidence. If you have enough money to do a deep dive people may find you more reliable. The factors you need to be aware of is finding credible sources so you can relay correct information so people don’t dismiss you when telling your speech. I’m aware that my media gets delivered by an algorithm that gets influenced by sponsorships and paid promotions.

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  7. Hibah Hashmi Avatar
    Hibah Hashmi

    Money can heavily influence your research, especially when preparing for a speech. Funding often impacts what information is available and prioritized since well-funded topics or sources are more accessible and readily available. When researching for a speech, it’s important to consider where the information is coming from. Checking who funded a study, website, or news source can reveal potential biases. Also, be cautious of media sources that rely heavily on ads or sponsor-funded content, as they may shape content to please their advertisers. Being aware of these factors can help you make sure the information you present is accurate and fair.

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  8. Leonardo Avatar
    Leonardo

    Money influences which type of research you create as it can be very limited since the type of media can’t always be spread to others because of those who are funding it. The sources online get obscured by other sources who are funded by millions or billions of dollars every year which creates misinformation and evidence that isn’t truthful but twisted by individuals of higher power. I’m aware that the internet has an algorithm that sticks to what the consumer wants and will be brought to them however other topics that usually wouldn’t make it to your interest pops up. These topics can hook individuals without relying on the credibility of the creator and sources that are cited as it can be considered as slop that is presented by only those interested in money.

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  9. Kimone Atkinson Avatar
    Kimone Atkinson

    Money definitely plays a role in the research I do for a speech. A lot of the best articles or studies aren’t free, and that can make it harder for anyone who doesn’t have access to paid resources to find high-quality information. I often feel like I’m limited to what’s available to me, which can make the whole research process feel like it’s behind a paywall—literally and figuratively. It’s frustrating because the most valuable insights often come from places that charge for access. And, of course, the money behind research also affects what gets studied in the first place. Funding can shape what areas are explored, which means that some perspectives or topics just don’t get the attention they deserve unless there’s financial backing.

    When it comes to the media I consume, I’m aware of the processes that shape what I see. I know about algorithms, ads, and how content is tailored to me based on my habits. But honestly, I’ve gotten so used to it that I don’t always think about it consciously. Media is just part of my day-to-day life now, so much so that it almost becomes background noise. I understand that what I see online is often being curated by these systems, and that there’s a lot of influence behind it—but I rarely stop to really think about how it’s affecting my views or what it’s leaving out. It’s just so embedded in my routine that I don’t question it as much anymore.

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  10. Matthew Herman Avatar
    Matthew Herman

    Money can influence the research you do for a speech in a plethora of ways. The first way that comes to mind is that some research might be behind paywalls. If you do not have the funds to access this research, your speech might suffer. A large amount of funding may also provide the opportunity to do research yourself in the field, which may put you at a great advantage to learn about your topic first hand. The other thing that comes to mind is how the internet works. When researching a topic, sites that pay Google or other search engines might be closer to the top, and therefore you may be more likely to take research from the sites that are paying. It is important to be aware of biases in this instance.

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  11. Muhammad Uddin Avatar
    Muhammad Uddin

    Money affects research for a speech by determining the resources you can access and potentially introducing bias. More funding allows for better resources and expert help, while less funding limits your research depth. Always check the credibility of your sources, be aware of biases, and ensure your information is current. Also, understand who owns the media you consume, be mindful of algorithmic influences, and regularly fact-check to avoid misinformation.

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  12. Bendly Avatar
    Bendly

    Money influences the research you might do for a speech because the amount that you have affects the limitations for your study and the accessibility of certain information. You need to to be aware of the cost of certain materials, if it is ethically correct, and how the research will aid the audience in understanding the topic at hand. I am reminded daily that the media that I consume. I always consider if my information is being presented to be accurately or how my interests play into algorithms or advertisements. It feels curated for my specific passions.

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  13. Adam Hasan Avatar
    Adam Hasan

    Money affects the research you’re doing because money is a limiting factor that may limit the abilities of the research. Cost of materials is significant aswell as understanding how the research will aid people. I am increasing aware of the media I consume daily, I wouldn’t believe something just because its on the internet, and I would surely do my own research.

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  14. Liridona Hyseni Avatar
    Liridona Hyseni

    Money influences the research I may do for speech as the more funding one may have the more they can influence the access to these credible sources. The more funding the more a source may be advertised or pushed out to the public, sometimes despite its credibility and validity. I am very aware of the process that media is delivered to me. I don’t like to believe just anything I watch and do my research. Just like anyone although, we fall into the traps.

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  15. Darnell Prudent Avatar
    Darnell Prudent

    Money can also play a role in how a person is able to conduct research by not being able to afford the paid databases that contain credible information as well as how money can affect media bias through funding and advertising. This means that social media and search engines are filtering information according to your activities, which may lead to a biased view of the world. In order to ensure to accurate use research, a it variety is of important sources, to check the credibility of the information given and to be aware of who is funding the information.

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  16. Kadin Blanc Avatar
    Kadin Blanc

    The route a speech on a particular study topic takes in allowing significant or widely publicized sources can also be determined by funding. This relates to publishing houses that make choices based on their revenue. People should always be wary of the bias present in the data provided by these many groups that support research and have different goals, though.

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  17. Dennis Shender Avatar
    Dennis Shender

    Money influences the research I might do for a speech to a high degree because some sources that receive more funding will be more available and more likely to show up rather than other sources which don’t have as much funding. This could lead to some information being biased due to some sources being suppressed by sources that receive more money.

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  18. Emily Ramzy Avatar
    Emily Ramzy

    Money is somewhat influenced by the research I might do for a speech. The factors I need to be aware of are using it wisely and seeing if it is worth it. I am aware daily of the processes that deliver the media I consume by doing my research before anything.

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  19. Su-Dony Bryan Avatar
    Su-Dony Bryan

    Money can heavily influence the research behind a speech. A lot of the best articles or studies aren’t free, and that can make it harder for anyone who doesn’t have access to paid resources to find high-quality information. For example, New York Times. That website is never free to the public. You have to sign up and pay for it.

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