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The fear propaganda technique aims to present speakers as average, relatable people.
The fear propaganda technique aims to present speakers as average, relatable people.
False (B)
Using statistics to support an argument is an example of the stereotyping propaganda technique.
Using statistics to support an argument is an example of the stereotyping propaganda technique.
False (B)
The testimonial propaganda technique involves oversimplifying complex situations.
The testimonial propaganda technique involves oversimplifying complex situations.
False (B)
The plain folks technique in propaganda involves using endorsements from well-known figures.
The plain folks technique in propaganda involves using endorsements from well-known figures.
Presenting an issue to encourage the audience to take action based on emotional responses primarily makes use of the fear propaganda technique.
Presenting an issue to encourage the audience to take action based on emotional responses primarily makes use of the fear propaganda technique.
Testimonial propaganda techniques involve the use of complex scientific data to promote a product or idea.
Testimonial propaganda techniques involve the use of complex scientific data to promote a product or idea.
The 'plain folks' appeal is effective because it creates a sense of relatability and trust with the audience.
The 'plain folks' appeal is effective because it creates a sense of relatability and trust with the audience.
Stereotyping in propaganda aims to present a nuanced and balanced view of an opponent.
Stereotyping in propaganda aims to present a nuanced and balanced view of an opponent.
The 'fear' propaganda technique only works on individuals with pre-existing anxieties.
The 'fear' propaganda technique only works on individuals with pre-existing anxieties.
An advertisement that features a doctor recommending a certain brand of toothpaste is an example of the 'plain folks' propaganda technique.
An advertisement that features a doctor recommending a certain brand of toothpaste is an example of the 'plain folks' propaganda technique.
A political ad showing the opposing candidate as weak and ineffective uses the stereotyping propaganda technique.
A political ad showing the opposing candidate as weak and ineffective uses the stereotyping propaganda technique.
A commercial for a security system that highlights potential dangers like home invasions is using the testimonial propaganda technique.
A commercial for a security system that highlights potential dangers like home invasions is using the testimonial propaganda technique.
Propaganda techniques are exclusively used in political campaigns and have no relevance in commercial advertising.
Propaganda techniques are exclusively used in political campaigns and have no relevance in commercial advertising.
Flashcards
Testimonial (Propaganda)
Testimonial (Propaganda)
Endorsement by a well-known person to promote something.
Plain Folks Technique
Plain Folks Technique
Presenting someone as an average person to gain trust.
Fear (Propaganda)
Fear (Propaganda)
Using fear to influence people's actions or opinions.
Stereotyping (Propaganda)
Stereotyping (Propaganda)
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Oversimplification
Oversimplification
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Propaganda
Propaganda
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Propaganda Techniques
Propaganda Techniques
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Testimonial
Testimonial
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Plain Folks
Plain Folks
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Stereotyping
Stereotyping
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Fear
Fear
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Persuade
Persuade
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Analyze
Analyze
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Study Notes
- Propaganda techniques are analyzed in informational texts to increase political awareness.
Spotting Persuasion
- Pay attention to words, images, music, and overall message when watching something.
- Think critically about the intent of each video.
Activity Questions
- Determine which videos attempt to persuade or influence subtly.
- Identify videos that provide facts without trying to change opinions.
- Consider colors, words, emotions, and famous people in videos to help decide if propaganda techniques are being used.
Propaganda
- Propaganda involves using various communication techniques.
- The techniques create an emotional appeal to accept a belief.
- The techniques encourage the adoption of a behavior or performance of a particular action.
Propaganda Techniques
- These are methods used to spread ideas that further a political, commercial, religious, or civil cause.
- Propaganda manipulates the readers' or viewers' reason and emotions.
- The techniques persuade you to believe something, buy something, or vote a certain way.
Testimonial
- This approach entails a public figure or celebrity promoting or endorsing a product, policy, or political candidate.
Plain Folks
- The "plain folks" appeal uses average, everyday people to endorse a product or a candidate.
- The idea is that if regular people like something, it must be good.
Stereotyping
- Oversimplified and often inaccurate ideas or beliefs are used to describe an opponent or enemy.
Fear
- Plays on deep-seated fears.
- It can be used to warn the audience that disaster will result if they do not follow a particular course of action.
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