Propaganda and Advertisements Flashcards
- a promotion of a product and service that can be seen in various forms of media.
- can also push certain ideas and points of view.
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techniques used to influence opinions, emotions, attitudes, or behavior.
Propaganda
systematic effort to manipulate other peopleβs beliefs, attitudes, or actions by means of symbols.
Propaganda
Purpose of Propaganda
- To benefit the sponsor
- To persuade
uses a well-known figure or celebrity who makes claims about the product or service.
Testimony
endorsing an idea/product by a prominent person.
Testimony
makes a claim that everyone else is using the product or service and that anyone who does not use it is missing out.
Bandwagon
invites you to join the crowd.
Bandwagon
involves βordinary peopleβ to make an impression that the product is for all social status.
Plain Folk
uses a symbol of respect or reverence to convey credibility or authority (cross, flag, or state figure).
Transfer
uses words and expressions with positive connotations to describe the product or service.
Glittering Generalities
uses names that give negative connotations to describe its competitors.
Name-calling
- only mention good things.
- claims of only good things about the product or service as though it is flawless.
Card Stacking
gives a warning of what can happen if the product or service is not used which gives the audience a sense of fear.
Fear Appeal/Appeal to Fear
positive feelings or desires are connected to a product and user.
Snob Appeal