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Analyzing Ads
Analyzing Ads
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What type of fallacy is shown here?
Facts and Figures
Appeals to Authority
Appeals to Pity
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“Subway meals offer 65% less fat and 35% less sodium than meals at other leading restaurants.”
Appeal to Pity
Bandwagon Effect
Facts and Figures
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“Either you donate money to our fundraiser, or you hate animals.”
Either/Or Fallacy
Facts and Figures
Slippery Slope
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“If you don’t cancel cable, you won’t be able to pay your bills, and you’ll become homeless and die of starvation”
appeal to authority
bandwagon effect
Slippery Slope
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“Katy Perry loves drinking Bang energy drinks, so you should too!”
slippery slope
appeals to authority
facts and figures
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What is “Either/Or Fallacy”?
When you are led to believe you only have 2 options.
When you are led to believe something is true because it’s popular
When you appeal to persons emotions to convince them.
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What is “Slippery Slope”?
assumes that taking minor actions will lead to crazy consequences
when you are led to believe you only have 2 options.
when a celebrity is used to promote a product.
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What type of ad is this?
Slippery Slope
Appeals to Pity
Facts and Figures
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What is “Bandwagon Effect?”
using numbers and statistics to convince people.
believing something is true because it’s popular.
persuading someone by means of their emotions.
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What type of ad is this?
Appeal to Authority
Appeals to Pity
Bandwagon Effect
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“Almost everyone in America has downloaded TikTok, so therefore, you should too”
Appeal to Pity
Bandwagon Effect
Facts and Figures
