Some people believe that social media causes a breakdown in real-life communication and encourages people to lie about their identities making it really hard to judge what is credible and what is not.

This is a Critical Thinking class (CRT 100). Learned about claims, premises, rhetoric devices, the different fallacies. For this argumentative essay, please take your time to do some minor investigation on a topic, collect, generate, and evaluate evidence, and establish a position, in a concise manner, on the prompt below. The essay must not be less than three paragraphs short, and no more than six paragraphs long, including introduction and conclusion. The format of your paper must follow APA style. The paper must be submitted as a PDF file, with the following standards: – no cover page – title, name of student, name of class, date on top left of first page – 12 New Roman font – double-spaced – margins: one inch left, top, right, bottom The rubric to measure how well you do on this task is available in the course information section. You can see what I will be looking at. Please know that plagiarism is a grave mistake to commit in your studies. There’s no need to do this. The essay is basically your opinion on a matter. Make it rich. Use your own voice. Use your experience. The research elsewhere should only serve to back up your claims. Remember what we have learned so far. Per the readings, class discussions, and class PPTs , write an argumentative essay defending a point of view in response to the following:

“Some people believe that social media causes a breakdown in real-life communication and encourages people to lie about their identities making it really hard to judge what is credible and what is not.”