WWII - Propaganda Techniques

Question 1

Uses your feelings about one thing to get you to feel the same about something else; pos. persuades to like, neg. to not

Accepted Answer

transfer

Question 2

Bandwagon messages provide reasons for joinging the group, and evidence for or against

Accepted Answer

False

Question 3

Card staking is designed to make you think you&#x27;re hearing both sides, but actually hearing only one

Accepted Answer

True

Question 4

With transfer, you should ask what does the image make me feel? Is there a connection btwn the image & person / product?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 5

An endorsement (support) of an idea or poduct by a celebrity, expert or ordinary person. Ask: is person an expert? Paid?

Accepted Answer

testimonial

Question 6

Creates the impression of wide support of a thing or idea; creates a sense of peer pressure to join in or be left out

Accepted Answer

bandwagon

Question 7

Uses facts to show one side positive other negative; pos. info about person product idea promoted; neg. about opposition

Accepted Answer

card-stacking

Question 8

Designed to send message that product or person is just like you; ordinary-looking person vouches for product

Accepted Answer

plain folks

Question 9

Define rhetoric

Accepted Answer

Effective or persuasive speaking or writing intended to persuade

Question 10

Propaganda is biased messaging intended to persuade

Accepted Answer

True

Question 11

With glittering generalities ask:

Accepted Answer

What do these slogans or catch phrases really mean?

Question 12

Uses negative words to create fear & dislike of people, ideas and institutions.

Accepted Answer

name calling

Question 13

Name calling can be verbal or visual; exmples are political cartoons, attack ads, news talk shows

Accepted Answer

True

Question 14

Show subject of message in positve light with little/no information; simple, clever slogans appeal to emotions; no facts

Accepted Answer

glittering gerneralities

Question 15

Define biased messaging

Accepted Answer

One-sided messages appealing to emotions not judgment and reasoning.

Questions 15