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Intro to Media Literacy
What is Repetition
Facts and statistics
Intro to Media Literacy
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Facts and statistics
Numbers can be more convincing than just words.
Numbers can be less convincing than just words.
Numbers are part of math.
songs can be more convincing than just words.
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What is Repetition
When you see or hear something over and over. EX: image, logo, or slogan
When you bark at something over and over.
When you taste something over and over. EX: image, logo, or slogan
When you smell something over and over. EX: image, logo, or slogan
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Flattery is used when
Ads make people feel bad about themselves
Ads make people feel good about themselves
Ads make people feel nothing
Ads make people feel angry about themselves
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Celebrity endorsement
No one appears in commercials to offer endorsements.
Teachers appear in commercials to offer their endorsements.
Students appear in commercials to offer their endorsements.
Famous actors and athletes appear in commercials to offer endorsements.
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Name-calling
Ads try to make products more appealing by making competitors look good
Ads try to make products more appealing by making competitors look bad
Ads try to make products more appealing by stealing their product
I prefer mcdonals
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Emotional appeal
This technique taps into pictures from the past
Makes people not feel anything
This technique taps into basic emotions like need or fear.
This technique taps into basic emotions like tiredness
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Bribery
Offering nothing extra for buying a product
Offering something extra for buying a product
Offering a burger for buying a product
Offering something extra for stealing a product
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Bandwagon
Ads that play on our natural desire to sleep in
Ads that play on our mood
follower
Ads that play on our natural desire to fit in and not feel left out.