Appeal to Emotion

Welcome to the "Appeal to Emotion" category of Questions LLC! Here, we delve into the fascinating world of emotional persuasion techniques and their impact on various aspects of life. Whether you're an aspiring debater, a curious thinker, or simply interested in understanding how emotions can shape our beliefs and decisions, this is the perfect place for you. Browse through a wide range of thought-provoking questions and uncover the intricacies of appeals to emotion, as we explore their effects in advertising, politics, psychology, and much more. Join us on this intellectual journey as we unravel the profound influence of emotions in shaping our perceptions and behaviors.

Questions (9)

1)“We have appealed to their native justice and magnanimity, and we have conjured them by the ties of our common kindred to
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2. asked by AMK
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What kind of fallacy are these 2 examples?1. "Fresh fruits and veggies make life better." 2. "Fairway coffee is the essence of
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2. asked by Rachel
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Buy, sell, and trade on the Internet, and become a millionaire overnight!Which propaganda technique is used in this sentence?
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2. asked by nicole
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what are the fallacies in 5. Letter to the editor: “I strongly object to the proposed sale of alcoholicbeverages at County
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2. asked by suzie
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what kind of fallacy is this 'it takes someone with a really big heart to give to our charity, you seem like someone that cares.
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2. asked by ladonna
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what fallcies type is thisIt takes someone with a really big heart to give to our charity, and you seem like someone who cares
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2. asked by sugar
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Can someone please check my answers and tell me if I have matched these (5 ) fallacy statements correctly .1. It takes someone
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2. asked by lovely
3. 489 views
What persuasive technique is being used in this passage from Wiesel's "Indifference" speech?The depressing tale of the St. Louis
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2. asked anonymously
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Wilberforce 1789 abolition speech"by William Wilberforce The number of deaths speaks for itself, and makes all such enquiry
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2. asked anonymously
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