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Which of the following propaganda techniques suggests that everyone is doing something, so you should too?
Which of the following propaganda techniques suggests that everyone is doing something, so you should too?
- Card Stacking
- Plain Folks
- Bandwagon (correct)
- Testimonial
What propaganda technique involves using negative words and labels to create an emotional response and discredit an opposing viewpoint or person?
What propaganda technique involves using negative words and labels to create an emotional response and discredit an opposing viewpoint or person?
- Name-calling (correct)
- Fear
- Glittering Generalities
- Transfer
Which propaganda technique involves using endorsements from famous people or experts to persuade people to agree with a particular viewpoint?
Which propaganda technique involves using endorsements from famous people or experts to persuade people to agree with a particular viewpoint?
- Plain Folks
- Testimonial (correct)
- Card Stacking
- Glittering Generalities
What propaganda technique involves associating a product, idea, or person with something positive to make it more appealing?
What propaganda technique involves associating a product, idea, or person with something positive to make it more appealing?
What propaganda technique involves presenting only one side of the argument and ignoring or downplaying opposing viewpoints?
What propaganda technique involves presenting only one side of the argument and ignoring or downplaying opposing viewpoints?
What is the process in which a liquid substance loses enough heat energy to allow its particles to form a fixed, orderly arrangement, transitioning the substance from a liquid to a solid state?
What is the process in which a liquid substance loses enough heat energy to allow its particles to form a fixed, orderly arrangement, transitioning the substance from a liquid to a solid state?
Which phase change involves a solid substance changing directly into a gas without passing through the liquid state?
Which phase change involves a solid substance changing directly into a gas without passing through the liquid state?
What is the process in which a liquid substance absorbs enough heat energy to overcome the forces of attraction between its particles, causing some of the liquid to change into a gas state?
What is the process in which a liquid substance absorbs enough heat energy to overcome the forces of attraction between its particles, causing some of the liquid to change into a gas state?
Which phase change is the reverse of evaporation?
Which phase change is the reverse of evaporation?
What is the process in which a solid substance absorbs enough heat energy to overcome the forces holding its particles together in a fixed, orderly arrangement, causing the substance to change from a solid to a liquid state?
What is the process in which a solid substance absorbs enough heat energy to overcome the forces holding its particles together in a fixed, orderly arrangement, causing the substance to change from a solid to a liquid state?
Which phase change is the reverse of sublimation?
Which phase change is the reverse of sublimation?
What is the phase change in which a gas substance loses enough heat energy to allow its particles to come together and form a liquid state?
What is the phase change in which a gas substance loses enough heat energy to allow its particles to come together and form a liquid state?
Which phase change is the opposite of melting?
Which phase change is the opposite of melting?
What is the most common phase change in which a solid substance changes directly into a gas without passing through the liquid state?
What is the most common phase change in which a solid substance changes directly into a gas without passing through the liquid state?
Which phase change is the reverse of evaporation?
Which phase change is the reverse of evaporation?
