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This type of propaganda tells you to base your decision on what someone else (usually someone famous) thinks.

• symbolism

• testimonials

• plain folks

• bandwagon

This type of propaganda makes accusations, but doesn't give any facts to support the claims.

• Fearmongering

• testimonials

• name calling

• bandwagon

This type of propaganda says that most people feel a certain way and so should you.

• bandwagon

• fearmongering

• plain folks

• testimonials

This type of propaganda tries to connect you with people by saying they are "just like you."

• testimonials

• bandwagon

• name calling

• plain folks

Communication aimed at convincing others of a particular idea or position.

• name calling

• slogan

• propaganda

• bias

To favor one side over another

• symbolism
• Bias
• Propaganda
• slogans

Propaganda is used to:

• inform

• entertain

• persuade

• worry

Using any object to hint at something else, usually something abstract, such as an idea or belief, to signify a message

• testimonials
• endorsements
• slogans
• symbolism

the technique that uses powerful, popular symbols, such as flags, national symbols, or religious symbols

in the hope to ‘transfer’ some of the feelings the audience has for the symbol to the person/idea being promoted

• Transfer
• Testimonial
• Patriotism

• Bandwagoning

The media does not influence public opinion by using bias, symbolism or propaganda.

• True
• False