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We ask the students to compose arguments that explain this phenomenon, in part or whole. To depersonalize the exercise, we tell the students that they should submit arguments they have encountered in popular media, from family or friends, or simply assume exist – even if they do not think the claims are valid. Also, we do not have the students include their names with the assignment, so they remain anonymous. ” After collecting the arguments, we then group them into broad categories, and present the answers to the whole class.