Duplicate of Persuasive Techniques

Another name for repetition to create force in a speech is called

A politician promises that there will no longer be poverty in 2016 but does not say how.

Only telling one side of the facts and completely ignoring the other side.

In general, creating a sense of credibility for the speaker/product

"I'm a true American, and you're a true American if you vote for me"

What is it called where you lean toward one side of an argument?

Vote for this person because everyone else is...

Words or images to make the audience feel something bad will happen if they don't do something.

Using a famous person or celebrity to endorse a person or product.

In general, persuasive techniques used to manipulate and confuse the truth

Speaking and acting in a way that makes you seem like the people you are talking to

Labeling a group, person, or idea a negative term.

In general, when you use facts and an argument that "makes sense"

"If I win, I will give each of you a car!"

Where you use words or images to create an emotion in the audience towards something/one