A,B,D,E Propaganda Definitions

The speaker states several true facts and/or general things that you would agree with, then ends with a random off-topic thing that may or may not be true and is questionable.

• Passing From the Acceptable to the Dubious

• Join the Bandwagon Appeal

• Folksy Appeal

• Bargain Appeal

If you don't do this something bad/good will happen.

• Appeal to Practical Consequences

• Appeal to Pity

• Appeal to Prestige

• Bargain Appeal

Since everyone else is doing it, you should do it too.

• Join the Bandwagon Appeal

• Passing from the Acceptable to the Dubious

• Bargain Appeal

• Appeal to Prestige

The speaker tries to present themselves as someone at your level, to make you feel like they are your neighbor, or to help you feel comfortable around them.

• Folksy Appeal

• Appeal to Pity

• Appeal to Flattery

• Join the Bandwagon Appeal

Appeals to you trying to save money by offering deals.

• Bargain Appeal

• Appeal to Practical Consequences

• Join the Bandwagon Appeal

• Folksy Appeal

The speaker attempts to persuade you or make themselves more likable by using your existing bias.

• Appeal to Prejudice

• Appeal to Prestige

• Appeal to Ridicule

• Appeal to Flattery

Buying or believing something will make you more sigma or special than others.

• Appeal to Prestige

• Appeal to Ridicule

• Appeal to Flattery

• Appeal to Pity

Tries to win you over to their side by making fun of the other side usually with sarcasm.

• Appeal to Ridicule

• Appeal to Flattery

• Folksy Appeal

• Bargain Appeal

The speaker tries to win you over by praising you for your appearance or other categories we excel or wish to excel in.

• Appeal to Flattery

• Appeal to Prestige

• Bargain Appeal

• Appeal to Practical Consequences

The speaker wants to gain your support by making you feel sorry for them or someone else.

• Appeal to Pity

• Appeal to Ridicule

• Appeal to Prestige

• Appeal to Prejudice