10 Types of Propaganda

Manipulating information by omitting facts and presenting only the good information.

Use of vague words or phrases to evoke powerful emotions.

Evoking a strong positive or negative attitude toward a person, group, or idea.

Attaching a negative symbol or attribute to the competition.

Plays on a person’s worst fears & warns of potential harm or disaster.

Encouraging people to think/act a certain way because other people are doing it.

A public figure or celebrity endorses a product or brand.

A product/idea seems better because it is associated with something positive.

The speaker presents himself as an “average Joe” & can understand others.

Repeating a power statement or word for emphasis.