Propaganda Techniques

The name-calling technique in propaganda is known as:

• Ad Hominem

• Bandwagon

• Testimonial

• Glittering Generalities

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Explain the glittering generalities technique in propaganda.

• A technique that uses vague and emotionally appealing phrases to influence people.

• A method of using statistics and data to support an argument.

• A strategy that involves attacking an opponent's character rather than their argument.

• A technique that relies on logical reasoning and evidence to persuade.

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Describe the transfer technique in propaganda.

• A method of associating a respected symbol with an idea or product.

• A technique of spreading false information.

• A way to transfer data between devices.

• A method of transferring ownership of property.

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The testimonial technique in propaganda is:

• a method where famous personalities endorse a product or idea.

• a strategy that uses statistics to convince people.

• a technique that involves fear to influence opinions.

• a method that uses humor to attract attention.

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Explain the plain-folk technique in propaganda.

• The plain-folk technique in propaganda involves using ordinary people to promote a product or idea, making it seem relatable and trustworthy.

• The plain-folk technique in propaganda involves using celebrities to endorse a product or idea, making it seem glamorous and desirable.

• The plain-folk technique in propaganda involves using statistics and data to support a product or idea, making it seem credible and factual.

• The plain-folk technique in propaganda involves using fear tactics to persuade people to support a product or idea.

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Card-stacking in propaganda is a technique that involves:

• Presenting only positive information about an idea or product

• Providing a balanced view of both sides of an argument

• Using emotional appeals to influence an audience

• Relying on expert opinions to support a claim

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The bandwagon technique in propaganda is described as:

• A method that encourages people to follow the crowd.

• A strategy that uses fear to influence behavior.

• A technique that appeals to authority figures.

• A tactic that relies on logical reasoning.

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The name-calling technique in propaganda is known as:

• Ad Hominem

• Bandwagon

• Testimonial

• Glittering Generalities

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What are glittering generalities in propaganda?

• A type of propaganda that uses vague and emotionally appealing phrases

• A method of propaganda that relies on factual evidence

• A strategy in propaganda that focuses on negative aspects

• A form of propaganda that uses statistical data

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The transfer technique in propaganda is a method that involves:

• Using symbols to evoke emotional responses

• Providing factual information

• Encouraging critical thinking

• Promoting open dialogue

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