Chapter 7 Flashcards

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The meta analysis of twos used arguments

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Two sided arguments influence audiences more than one sided arguments. Provided that the argument refutes the opposition

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What is the difference between one sided and two sided arguments?

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One sided arguments present on one perspective on a issue while two sided arguments present on both. Presenting one side may seem as if the individual is hiding something

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Factual statements originated from the source other than the speaker, objects not created by the speaker, that are offered in support of speakers claims

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Evidence

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Consists of factual assertions, quantitative information, eye witness statements, testimonial, opinion ones advances by credible sources

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Evidence

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A persuasive appeal that attempts to persuade people into change attitudes by conjuring up negative consequences that will occur if they so not comply with the message recommendations

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Fear appeal

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Fear does produce me change

TF

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F

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The belief that one is less likely to experience negative life events that other is

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Illusion of invulnerability

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7
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Read for essay question of 3 reasons why feat appeal don’t work

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Page 2

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8
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A model that emphasize threat and efficacy

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Extended Parallel process Model

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A message must threaten the individual convincing him/her that dangers lurk in the environment

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Problem

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What must a threat include

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Severity info and susceptibility info

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A way an individual can avert a threat

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efficacy information

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What should the efficacy info include

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Response efficacy and self efficacy info

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13
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How communicators use and work symbols to persuade the audience

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Language

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Speech rate can enhance persuasion when it’s relevant to the message

TF

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T

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Includes metaphors strong vivid emotionally charged words

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Intense language

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Powerful speech works when a audience has low-involvement

TF

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T

17
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The notion that the effects of a persuasive communication increase passage over time

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Sleeper effect

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Central organizing idea for making sense of relevant events and and suggesting what an Issue is

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Framing

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Make certain aspects of an issue prominently promote a way of looking at a problem rather than another

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Framing

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Speech rate does chance attitude and under some condition, may exert a particularly strong impact on attitudes or beliefs

TF

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F

21
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Narrative are more persuasive when persuaders are trying to shape the message

TF

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T

22
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Statistics do not carry weight when persuaders are trying to influence cognitions and beliefs

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F