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Propaganda Technique
Question | Answer |
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Emotional Appeal | Persuade the reader by using words that appeal to the reader's emotions rather than logic |
Testimonial | Persuade by using an endorsement or quote by someone famous or in authority to support your argument |
Transfer | Persuade by use of a picture of a famous person |
Numbers, Facts, Statistics | Persuade by using specific data or information to show many people think something is true to support your idea |
Bandwagon | Persuade the reader by doing something because it's popular or because "everyone" is doing it |
Red Herring | Persuade by distracting the reader by using details not relevant to the argument |
Name Calling | Persuade by attacking the person rather than the issue |
Circular Argument | Persuade by stating the conclusion as part of the proof of the argument |
Humor | Persuade by using humor |
Comparison | Persuade by comparing one product to another product(s) stationing that one is better than the other(s) |
Common Folk OR Plain Folk | Persuade by appealing to the "common" or every-day person |
Snob Appeal | Persuade by appealing to the wealthy or beautiful- If you use this product you will be just like them |
Glittering Adjectives | Adjectives used to make the product appear more desirable; Appeals to the senses |