Language of Research, Campaigns, and Advocacies Quiz

The reliance on personal anecdotes rather than factual evidence

The avoidance of statistics and data to prevent confusion

The use of complex jargon to exclude certain audiences

The use of persuasive and emotive language to influence opinions (correct)

Emphasis on presenting only statistical data

Overwhelming focus on technical terminology

Use of ambiguous and vague language to confuse the audience

Appeal to emotions and values to inspire action (correct)

It does not affect the credibility of the research outcomes

It only serves an aesthetic purpose in academic writing

It has no impact on the validity of the research findings

It can reveal biases and influence the interpretation of results (correct)