PS exam 1 Flashcards
all about persuasion
advocate position. partisan audience. speak to move the position of target audience members towards more agreement with your stance.
challenging.
listeners asses __ in persuasive speaking
credibility, delivery, reasonnig and emotional appeals (pathos)
purposes for questions of policy
gain passive agreement, immediate action, need, plan, practicality
persuasive organization
topical, by subtopic
intro (specific purpose, central idea, get attention)
main points (body)
- with evidence and reasoning embedded
conclusions (signal end, summarize salient points, end memorably)
questions of value
demand value judgments based on beliefs. you must justify position based on some set of standards for the ideal.
example for questions of value
purpose: biking is best form transport
point 1: the best form of transportation is good for you, the planet, and faster than on foot
point 2: biking is all of those standards
refutational = inoculated audience
has built up defenses for topic bc they know something about it
has built up defenses for topic bc they know something about it
refutation, inoculated audience
methods of persuasion
- speaker credibility by competence and character (ethos)
- evidence
- reasoning
- pathos: emotional appeal
types of credibility
initial
derived
terminal
how to establish credibility
competence (explicitly advertise your expertise)
character
establish common ground
deliver speech fluently and with conviction
use strong evidence and reasoning