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What writing score indicates skillful writing fluency with few mechanical errors?
What writing score indicates skillful writing fluency with few mechanical errors?
- 10
- 15
- 20
- 25 (correct)
Which writing score reflects average writing fluency and several mechanical errors?
Which writing score reflects average writing fluency and several mechanical errors?
- 5
- 10
- 15 (correct)
- 20
Which option describes the scenario when sources are not cited at all?
Which option describes the scenario when sources are not cited at all?
- Proper formatting is evident.
- Sources are cited but contain numerous errors.
- Sources are cited correctly.
- Research effort is minimal. (correct)
What does a score of 10 on writing fluency suggest?
What does a score of 10 on writing fluency suggest?
What type of citation issues would a paper with a score of 6 likely have?
What type of citation issues would a paper with a score of 6 likely have?
What score indicates a lack of research effort with no extra effort to conduct research?
What score indicates a lack of research effort with no extra effort to conduct research?
Which of the following scores indicates reasonable writing fluency with few errors?
Which of the following scores indicates reasonable writing fluency with few errors?
What does a score of 4 represent in terms of citation and research effort?
What does a score of 4 represent in terms of citation and research effort?
What is the primary focus of rhetoric in communication?
What is the primary focus of rhetoric in communication?
In which area is rhetoric NOT typically applied?
In which area is rhetoric NOT typically applied?
What should students do to enhance their understanding of rhetoric before class?
What should students do to enhance their understanding of rhetoric before class?
Which aspect of rhetoric is focused on audiences in political discourse?
Which aspect of rhetoric is focused on audiences in political discourse?
What crucial outcome can be achieved by understanding rhetoric?
What crucial outcome can be achieved by understanding rhetoric?
What role does digital rhetoric play in modern communication?
What role does digital rhetoric play in modern communication?
Which statement accurately reflects the rhetoric's application?
Which statement accurately reflects the rhetoric's application?
What is NOT a goal of studying rhetoric in communication courses?
What is NOT a goal of studying rhetoric in communication courses?
What does rhetoric primarily establish regarding truth?
What does rhetoric primarily establish regarding truth?
Which of the following is not a component of ethos according to the content?
Which of the following is not a component of ethos according to the content?
What does good sense, as part of ethos, fundamentally involve?
What does good sense, as part of ethos, fundamentally involve?
What does goodwill entail in establishing ethos?
What does goodwill entail in establishing ethos?
How does Aristotle define pathos in relation to persuasion?
How does Aristotle define pathos in relation to persuasion?
What negative perception is often associated with the use of pathos?
What negative perception is often associated with the use of pathos?
Which term closely aligns with the concept of good moral character in ethos?
Which term closely aligns with the concept of good moral character in ethos?
In rhetorical persuasion, what role does ethos play?
In rhetorical persuasion, what role does ethos play?
What is the primary role of pathos in rhetoric according to Richard Weaver?
What is the primary role of pathos in rhetoric according to Richard Weaver?
According to Aristotle, how can persuasion be effectively achieved?
According to Aristotle, how can persuasion be effectively achieved?
Which best describes an argument by example?
Which best describes an argument by example?
What distinguishes an enthymeme from a complete syllogism?
What distinguishes an enthymeme from a complete syllogism?
Which statement reflects Aristotle's view on how judgments are influenced?
Which statement reflects Aristotle's view on how judgments are influenced?
What does the term 'enthymeme' literally translate to from Greek?
What does the term 'enthymeme' literally translate to from Greek?
Which of the following is NOT a method of logical persuasion mentioned?
Which of the following is NOT a method of logical persuasion mentioned?
In the example of Mayor Vico Sotto's tweet, what rhetorical method is being used?
In the example of Mayor Vico Sotto's tweet, what rhetorical method is being used?
How do traditional rhetorical strategies change in digital spaces?
How do traditional rhetorical strategies change in digital spaces?
What role does the character limit on platforms like Twitter play in persuasion?
What role does the character limit on platforms like Twitter play in persuasion?
What does the concept of reach refer to in online communication?
What does the concept of reach refer to in online communication?
How does multiplicity influence the persuasive quality of online information?
How does multiplicity influence the persuasive quality of online information?
What is a fundamental characteristic of communication in digital spaces, according to Gurak?
What is a fundamental characteristic of communication in digital spaces, according to Gurak?
How does social media affect the formation of identity and community?
How does social media affect the formation of identity and community?
What is one way persuasive technology functions in online communication?
What is one way persuasive technology functions in online communication?
What happens to an article's credibility when it is shared extensively on social media?
What happens to an article's credibility when it is shared extensively on social media?
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Study Notes
Rhetoric and Persuasion
- Rhetoric is the art of persuasion, involving the use of language to effect change in thoughts, feelings, and actions
- Rhetoric is crucial in various fields of communication, such as politics, media studies, identity politics, power relations, and intercultural communication
- Aristotle identifies three key elements of persuasion: ethos, pathos, and logos
Ethos
- Ethos refers to the speaker’s character and credibility, influencing the audience’s trust
- Good sense encompasses practical wisdom, the ability to apply knowledge to real-world situations based on experience
- Good moral character is about an individual’s integrity, acting with honesty and consistency
- Goodwill involves demonstrating concern for the audience’s best interests and fostering a positive relationship
Pathos
- Pathos involves appealing to emotions, aiming to put the audience in a receptive frame of mind for the message
- While often viewed negatively, pathos is a powerful rhetorical tool, acknowledging the emotional aspect of human nature
- Aristotle emphasizes that emotions can significantly influence judgment, making it important to evoke emotions strategically
Logos
- Logos focuses on using logic and reasoning to persuade the audience
- Two main methods of using logos are: arguments by example and arguments by enthymeme
- Arguments by example use multiple similar cases to support a proposition
- Arguments by enthymeme, similar to deductive reasoning, have a suppressed premise, relying on the audience to infer the missing point
Digital Rhetoric
- The digital age reconfigures traditional rhetorical strategies, as technology mediates communication
- Digital spaces offer new avenues for persuasion due to characteristics like speed and reach
- Speed influences persuasion through factors such as character limitations and repetitive sharing, potentially affecting the credibility of information
- Reach in digital spaces allows immediate access to information and influences the size and composition of the rhetorical audience
- Understanding how these factors interact is crucial for effective communication in the digital era
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