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Author: Ellen Beshuk

Ellen Beshuk has ^67.3% among authors. BS Score: 4.3%. Articles analyzed: 2. Words analyzed: 2,743.

Top reasoning patterns

Appeal to Emotion - 18.1% (496 hits)
Negativity Bias - 11.7% (320 hits)
Indoctrination - 6% (164 hits)
Loss Aversion - 5.5% (151 hits)
Pessimism Bias - 5.2% (142 hits)
Optimism Bias - 5% (138 hits)
False Dilemma - 5% (136 hits)
Hasty Generalization - 4.9% (135 hits)

Analyzed articles

Kansas City’s Heart Forest is being restored in time to welcome World Cup visitors ^66.8%

KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR - By Steve Kraske, Ellen Beshuk - 5/11/2026, 4:00 PM

Indoctrination 23.4% - Appeal to Emotion 22.2% - Optimism Bias 18.6%

At the first World Peace Celebration in 1987 in Kansas City, Tadodaho Leon Shenandoah, leader of the Onondaga Nation, told Bob Berkebile, BNIM founding principle emeritus, that he needed to create a symbol representing the heart spirit he felt in Kansas City. Three years and hundreds of volunteer hours later, Berkebile completed the... more

Kansas City’s historic storms left businesses flooded, while owners wait for the city to respond ^16%

KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR - By Steve Kraske, Ellen Beshuk, Elizabeth Ruiz - 4/28/2026, 4:00 PM

Negativity Bias 34.8% - Availability Heuristic 18.6% - Loss Aversion 18.1%

This year has been a historic start to Kansas City's extreme weather season, with an above-average amount of storms and tornado warnings already, according to KCTV5 Chief Meteorologist Luke Dorris. “We should still expect that the peak is yet to come,” Dorris told KCUR’s Up to Date. “May and June should still bring us even more... more

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Author: Ellen Beshuk

Top reasoning patterns

Analyzed articles

Kansas City’s Heart Forest is being restored in time to welcome World Cup visitors 66.8%

Kansas City’s historic storms left businesses flooded, while owners wait for the city to respond 16%

Kansas City’s Heart Forest is being restored in time to welcome World Cup visitors ^66.8%

Kansas City’s historic storms left businesses flooded, while owners wait for the city to respond ^16%