2.8/2.9 Monitoring/Propaganda

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A preference, opinion, or attitude that favors one way over another.

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Bias

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The following is an example of which propaganda type?
"Buy the new Nike's...don't be left out!"

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Bandwagon

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Taking one's thoughts or feelings and transferring them to a product or idea.

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Transfer

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Using a celebrity or well-known person to endorse something.

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Testimonial

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Using common language and clothes to show that someone is just like everyone else.

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Plain Folk

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Sending a negative message about someone or something by connecting them with negative ideas.

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Name-Calling

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Phrases or words that appeal to certain emotions.

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Glittering Generalities

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Showing the best features of something and leaving out the negative or problems.

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Card Stacking

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Making the viewer feel like everyone is doing something, so they should too.

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Bandwagon

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Spreading ideas, information, or rumors to help to hurt a cause or person.

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Propaganda