Persuasive TechniquesAuthor: Burdette Heather
Description:
Keywords: , , , , , , online teaching
Content:
Definitions:
0. Advertisement
1. Fact
2. Bias
3. Viewpoint
4. Redundant
5. Appeal to emotions
6. Relevance
7. Plain Folks
8. Bandwagon
9. Opinion
10. Accuracy
11. Editorial
12. Glittering Generalities
13. Name Calling
14. Testimonials
15. Appeal to Prestige
Answers:
0. Using people with whom the audience can identify
1. Information relates to the main idea
2. An author%27s writing reveals his/her opinion about a conflict.
3. Creating a negative attitude using slanted language
4. Author shares a personal viewpoint in letter form
5. Using a person whose lifestyle appeals to the audience
6. A belief or judgment that cannot be verified
7. Information that is repetitive
8. Information is factual and up-to-date
9. Public notice to sell a product or announce an event
10. Creating the desitre to join a goup; making one feel left out
11. Can be veritified or proven
12. Giving only the good qualities using positive language
13. Using the words of a celebrity or spokesperson
14. Connects to the audience%27s feelings, such as patriotism
15. An author%27s unique perspective on a topic
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