To persuade somebody to so something, telling them facts, or a witness account could help tremendously. Also, not telling the whole truth could be very effective as long as it is worded correctly. Playing on fear, and any strong emotions is essential to the persuasion of a large group of people.
bangwagon, acting upon fear, and acting upon infatuation
ReplyDeleteAppealing to vanity, bandwagon, patriotism, appealing to fear, etc.
ReplyDeleteManipulation of fear, exchange of articles, and use of power.
ReplyDeleteGive them a personal benefit for choosing your side, or a fear for choosing the opponent's side.
ReplyDeleterelating with the person/people you are trying to convince and give reasons that will benefit them
ReplyDeleteTell them that everyone else is doing it! (bandwagon)
ReplyDeletePresent benefits for doing it, and disadvantages for not doing it.
bandwagon, peer pressure
ReplyDeleteDifferent appeals like emotional appeals, fear, bandwagon, and other persuasive appeals
ReplyDeletebandwagon, listing the cons if that person wouldn't do it, listing pros of why it's a good idea
ReplyDeleteAppeal to fear, appeal to senses, appeal to emotions, and bandwagon are examples of persuasion techniques.
ReplyDeletegreat response
DeleteBacking up with facts, bandwagon, appeal to fear, using celebrities
ReplyDeleteBandwagon, emotional appeal, celebrities do it/ use it
ReplyDeleteBandwagon, appeal to emotion, vanity
ReplyDeleteYou can manipulate emotions through love, fear, and peer pressure.
ReplyDeleteappealing to emotion, bandwagon, propaganda
ReplyDeleteTo persuade somebody to so something, telling them facts, or a witness account could help tremendously. Also, not telling the whole truth could be very effective as long as it is worded correctly. Playing on fear, and any strong emotions is essential to the persuasion of a large group of people.
ReplyDeleteyou can persuade them that what you're trying to convince them to do will benefit them. You can also use reverse psychology.
ReplyDeleteYou can use good and bad reasons, facts, alluring choices, bandwagon
ReplyDeletepeer pressure, exaggeration, and bending facts to make an idea sound better.
ReplyDeletebandwagon- telling people that everybody else is doing it, and appeal to fear- to scare people into doing something.
ReplyDeletelogic using logic and lots of facts to show a side of a story
ReplyDeletethreats or fear
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