Umfrage Abschnitt 1

How much information does the article have?

Length of the Headline

The headline contains a lot of information to attract attention. This makes the title long.



Similarity in Content

The body of the text and the headline have little similarity in content.



Headline Resembles a Sentence

The headline is structured similarly to a sentence and already makes statements about a topic or a person.



How is the body of the text structured?

Short Font Body

The article consists of a short text.



Simple Sentence Structure

Sentences are relatively simply formulated and have a small number of words.



Lexical and Content Similarity

The text shows little diversity on a lexical and content level.



High Number of Spelling Mistakes

The text contains many spelling mistakes.



How understandable is the article?

Education Level

The text tends to contain fewer syllables per word and fewer words per sentence, and a lower level of education is assumed among the readers.



Semantic Incoherence

The text contains few connected (cohesive) word pairs and few connected sentences.



How much information does the article contain?

Amount of Information

The article contains either very little information or an overload of information.



Lack of New Information

The body text contains little new information and serves mainly to support the claims made in the headline.



Lack of Thematic Redundancy

The text contains only a few direct or indirect references to the topic itself. Thematic redundancies are minimal.



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