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17 Cards in this Set
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Civic |
1. Community problem solving 2. Participation in Fundraising (run/walk/ride) 3. Run for political office |
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Electoral |
1. Regular Voting 2. Displaying buttons, signs, or stickers 3. Volunteering for Canidate or political oranizations. |
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Political Voice |
1. Contacting officals 2. Protesting 3. Boycotting or Buycotting |
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Political Parties |
An organization whose members hold similar views on public issues. Winning elections and having their members hold public office. |
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Interest groups |
Seek to influence or bribe the making and execution of public policy by engaging in political and public policy processes. |
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Types of messages |
Logical Argument Ad Hominem Attack Positive image |
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Testimonial |
Have a celebrity endorse this product or canidate |
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Plain Folk |
Make the leaders look just like regular looking and acting people through dress, speech, and actions |
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Card Stacking |
A lot of exaggerations at every opportunity for the canidate Deliberate bias on argument |
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Media |
Various means of communications with different audiences
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Examples- tv, radio, interwebs, newspapers, ads, and magazines. |
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Newsapapers and Television |
Republican- Fox News Democratic- MSNBC |
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5 ways of determining credibility |
1. Qualifications or reputations of the writer/organization 2. Where the info comes from 3. Internal consistency and agreement with other credible sources 4. Use of supporting evidence 5. Evidence of bias or unstated assumptions |
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Analyzing Issues and Detail |
1. Public Records-such as county tax records 2. Surveys of public opinion 3. Research data 4. Advocacy groups |
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Consensus Building |
Each person does their part |
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Compromise |
A process of making concessions to settle differences |
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Persuasion |
Process of inducing others into accepting a point of view by means of reasoning and argumentation |
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Negotiation |
Process of settling differences through a discussion of issues |
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