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Critical Listening: Fact vs. Opinion

Facts: Supported by data, research, or verifiable evidence (e.g., 'The research indicates...'). Opinions: Based on personal perspective, signaled by 'I have the impression that...' or 'If you ask me...'. Application: When listening to radio programs, identify the speaker's intent to inform (fact) versus their intent to persuade or express a view (opinion). Quick Check: Can you verify the statement with external data? If yes, it is likely a fact.

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Define Fact.

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