to be disingenuous (adj.) - to behave in an insincere or dishonest way, to groan under the weight (phr. v.) - to be heavily burdened by something (physically or metaphorically), to tantalize (v.) - to provoke interest or desire by showing something just out of reach, to lurk (v.) - to be hidden or remain in the background, often with negative intent, to be in thrall to (phr. v.) - to be under the control or strong influence of someone or something, to vie (v.) - to compete intensely, to jump on the bandwagon (phr. v.) - to join something popular or fashionable without much thought, narrative fallacy (n.) - the tendency to create logical stories from random or unrelated events, fundamental attribution error (n.) - the tendency to blame others’ actions on their character but excuse your own based on context, to strike a chord (phr. v.) - to resonate deeply; to feel personally meaningful, to churn out (phr. v.) - to produce quickly and often carelessly or in large quantities, to consign (something) to history (v. phr.) - to consider something outdated or no longer relevant,

CPE Sessions 21-22

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