What type of propaganda is the following poster using?(1 point)
Responses
Bandwagon
Bandwagon
Testimonial
Testimonial
Name-Calling
Name-Calling
Plain Folks
Plain Folks
Without the provided poster, I cannot accurately determine the type of propaganda being used.
To identify the type of propaganda used in a poster, you need to analyze the content and purpose of the poster. Propaganda techniques aim to persuade and manipulate people's opinions and emotions. Here, we have four options to consider: Bandwagon, Testimonial, Name-Calling, and Plain Folks.
Bandwagon:
This technique exploits people's desire to be part of a group or to follow the majority. It often includes phrases like "Join the winning side" or "Everyone is doing it." If the poster encourages you to follow the crowd, it can be considered using the bandwagon technique.
Testimonial:
Testimonial propaganda involves the use of endorsements or testimonials from well-known people or experts to persuade others. If the poster features a celebrity, a public figure, or an expert promoting or endorsing a product or an idea, it can be considered using the testimonial technique.
Name-Calling:
The name-calling technique involves using negative language and labeling to degrade an opposing viewpoint or individual. If the poster uses derogatory terms or labels to target a specific group or individual, it can be considered using the name-calling technique.
Plain Folks:
The plain folks technique seeks to portray a person or an idea as ordinary and relatable to the average person. If the poster shows regular people engaging with the product or idea, emphasizing its accessibility to the common person, it can be considered using the plain folks technique.
Based on your options, it appears that the poster uses the bandwagon technique and the testimonial technique. This means that it is attempting to persuade you by showing that many people are already supporting or using the product or idea, and it may also feature endorsements or testimonials from famous or influential individuals.
Please note that without seeing the actual poster, I can only provide a hypothetical analysis based on the information you provided.