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Types of Propaganda

QuestionAnswer
Bandwagon Persuades people to join in because everyone else is doing it.
Fear Exploits insecurities and worst-case scenarios to drive support.
Glittering Generalities Uses vague, positive-sounding words ("freedom" "hope") that lack specific details
Name-Calling Attacking opponents with negative labels to create prejudice.
Plain-Folk Appeal Uses ordinary people to show that a product or idea is for everyday folks
Testimonial/Endorsement Utilizes celebrities or respected figures to promote a cause or product.
Transfer Connects the authority or prestige of a symbol (like a flag) to an idea or uses negative emotions to discredit something
Card-Stacking Manipulates information by emphasizing positive points while omitting negative ones
Repetition Frequently repeats a message or phrase to make it stick in the audience's mind
Stereotyping Applies overgeneralized oversimplified or biased beliefs to a specific group
Artificial Dichotomy Presents only two extreme options, ignoring any middle ground
Flag Waving Appeals to patriotism to justify actions
Foot-in-the-Door Starts with a small easy request to gain compliance for a larger one later
Scapegoating Blames a specific group or person for a complex
Created by: Rayric22
 

 



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