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    Starting off the mindset in most students for class to past. My first times taking composition two that was the mindset that I use to approach the class each time. So from the start of the class I had to start with a different method. I think in College Composition II my written work has enhanced much more than in College Composition I. Leaving the class I’m a held accountable to know how to construct a research paper. Writing has always not been my strong suit but I do really try my hardest to…

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    There are many studies linked to the power of persuasion. Persuasion can be used to manipulate people and /or guide their thinking. Anyone can do it to anybody as long as you do it correctly. This video talks about the 6 shortcuts that guide human behavior through the power of persuasion: reciprocity, scarcity, authority, consistency, liking, and consensus. Although all six are very important, I will be narrowing it down to these three: liking, consistency, and consensus; in that order. Liking…

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    Persuasion Axiom #1 – If people resist your ideas, persuade them. If there’s no resistance, you don’t need to persuade. The idea that you don’t need to persuade if there’s no resistance is most striking. And while it is on some level obvious, the thought can be counter-intuitive to those who feel the need to continuously sell their ideas. Since it seems natural to want those who agree to continue agreeing, there may be merit to continuing the pitch, if only on a reduced level. However,…

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    reformers were capable of recruiting and converting. There were many ways they convinced people to join them. They persuaded people through scare tactics, religious purification, and the alluring idea of financial gain. One of the best tools of persuasion was fear, more importantly, fear of God. “[T]hey had to convince men that their wrongdoing was an abomination in God’s sight” (Griffin 49). By ultimately convincing everyone that the current state of government and the enslavement of God’s…

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    137). Individuals are exposed to anywhere between three to five thousand advertising messages per day (Advertising, 2011, p. 153). The film Invisible Persuaders: The Battle for Your Mind, demonstrates how individuals are meticulously targeted for persuasion through marketing and advertising techniques. Invisible Persuaders, identified three methods, packaging, naming or labeling, and repetition used to persuade individuals into consuming certain products or sell you an idea. The goal or message…

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    The six principles of persuasion, are Reciprocity, Scarcity, Authority, Commitment and Consistency, Consensus, and Liking. 1. Reciprocity can be defined as a mutual exchange. Reciprocity also as a principle, can mean in a layman's language and understanding, as a give and take system or doing good and showing kindness to each other. An example is when during marriage ceremonies, birth day parties, graduation etc, the people you invite to witness yours also at another time, they also invite…

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    most thoroughly segregated city in the United States, Its ugly record of brutality is widely known Negroes have experienced grossly unjust treatment in the courts.”(6). Apparently Martin Luther King Jr. has chosen to use logos as his main method of persuasion to exhibit his ideas. At the end logos will persuade the clergymen because they respond to logic and…

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    Kara Zittergruen Ms. Murtha English III 6 February 2017 Revolutionary Essay Benjamin Franklin wrote "Speech in the Convention" in 1787 to try and persuade George Washington and the delegates at the convention to accept the Constitution. At the time, establishing a national government was much needed. Delegates at the Constitutional Convention wanted fundamental laws and basic rights for citizens. This is still relevant now because it has kept America orderly, and the country still follows the…

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    Persuasion is when a person presents examples, evidence, or arguments to an audience in order to move or motivate this audience to take a certain course of action (McLean 2010). To succeed in persuading a person there are common known principles of persuasion that can be used, which are: reciprocity, scarcity, authority, commitment and consistency, consensus, and linking. Whenever one tries to persuade other, these can be used in order to persuade more efficiently because these principles can…

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    because one is a ‘dropout’ does not show the lack of intellectual intelligence, organization, and work ethic. Many are financially incapable, emotionally unstable, or found passion in other activities that would make them successful in life. The persuasion techniques used to encourage students to stay in college are consistency; continuing college in hopes that the job after would pay off loans and through reciprocity (giving back in favor to those that helped prior), authority (respect and…

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