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Author: Eliza Peppel

Eliza Peppel has ^43.4% among authors. BS Score: 2.7%. Articles analyzed: 2. Words analyzed: 5,724.

Top reasoning patterns

Appeal to Emotion - 8.2% (471 hits)
Indoctrination - 8% (460 hits)
Hasty Generalization - 7.1% (406 hits)
Negativity Bias - 7.1% (406 hits)
Anecdotal - 6.1% (348 hits)
Framing Effect - 5.9% (339 hits)
Biased Writer Voice - 4.3% (244 hits)
Pessimism Bias - 3.6% (204 hits)

Analyzed articles

This Bay Area Homeless Nonprofit Trains Staff to Better Care for LGBTQ+ Residents ^10.5%

KQED - By Eliza Peppel - 7/2/2026, 11:00 AM

Unattributed Quote 16.8% - Anecdotal 13.7% - Ambiguity (Equivocation) 13.5%

When Dahlia Burns was placed in a homeless shelter that housed 90 men, they didn’t feel comfortable — not least of all because they don’t identify with a specific gender. After voicing concerns, they were moved to New Haven Inn in San José, an LGBTQ-focused shelter with a capacity of 20 people. After four months there, the 61-year-old... more

These UC Berkeley Students Are Leading the Fight Against Phones ^75.6%

KQED - By Eliza Peppel - 4/25/2026, 3:00 PM

Negativity Bias 24.6% - Anecdotal 16% - Framing Effect 15.8%

On a sunny Friday afternoon at Memorial Glade, the center of UC Berkeley’s campus, students set up volleyball nets, cornhole, picnic blankets and a makeshift plywood stage for live music. Their goal? To throw a phone-free party. Music blasted from a speaker near a snack table. Colorful, handwritten signs read messages like “Favorite app?... more

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Author: Eliza Peppel

Top reasoning patterns

Analyzed articles

This Bay Area Homeless Nonprofit Trains Staff to Better Care for LGBTQ+ Residents 10.5%

These UC Berkeley Students Are Leading the Fight Against Phones 75.6%

This Bay Area Homeless Nonprofit Trains Staff to Better Care for LGBTQ+ Residents ^10.5%

These UC Berkeley Students Are Leading the Fight Against Phones ^75.6%