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    In September, Donald Trump aired an ad against Hillary Clinton. Earlier in the month, Clinton gave a speech to donors in which she called Trump supporters “deplorable” because of their stances on social issues. In this ad, Trump attacks Clinton for her comment. The video begins with a montage of clips in which Clinton is (literally) framed in a dark light while a woman narrator explains the premise of Clinton’s quote. Next is a clip of Clinton, again darkened, saying the “basket of deplorables”…

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    The article, Sponsorship Disclosure: Effects of Duration on Persuasion Knowledge and Brand Responses by Boerman, Reijmersdal, and Neijens (2012), is a study about the influence of sponsorship disclosure. Sponsorship disclosure (hereafter, referred to as SD) is a symbol or statement disclosing the presence of a product within a commercial or program.The purpose of a SD is to prevent program viewers from being misled, deceived, or in any other way, persuaded by the advertisement content; SD are…

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    Rhetoric is defined to be the art of effective persuasion within speaking and writing. The importance of a rhetorical situation was to have the ability to manipulate the audience with persuasion and to think of the certain topic that was once given in the current event. Rhetoric can be acted within the bounds on interaction the speaker (rhetor), audience, current issue, and the medium. As a result, these actions, conduct to creating a rhetorical situation. Also, the rhetorical situation was…

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    the author’s character. In other words, the author tries to persuade an audience due to his/her credibility, respectability, expertise on the topic, reputation, contributions to his/her community or society, etc. The writer can use this form of persuasion effectively by choosing both an appropriate tone and style, which differ in accordance with his/her intended audience and affect…

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    Communication and rhetoric do not invoke the same meaning, but rather one is a subset category to the other. The vast term of communication takes on rhetoric as a specialized form of the action. This paper will explain the definitions provided and give examples to how each term is to be used accordingly. Communication is an expression in which all people take part, in the hopes to achieve sharing and understanding. Rhetoric is a specialized form of communication that requires a person to develop…

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    “grand prize” of an argument as the consensus, which represents the general agreement of the audience towards the argument. How would arguments be different if they had to be free from persuasion? Would seduction be a tool used more after this? Can everything in a person’s daily life be considered persuasion? What does Heinrichs mean when he says “Territorial creatures, such as foxes and suburbanites, use complicated signals to mark off terrain and discourage intruders-…

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    (Saylororg, 2016) Social psychologist Robert Cialdini [1] offers us six principles of persuasion that are powerful and effective: 1. Reciprocity 2. Scarcity 3. Authority 4. Commitment and consistency 5. Consensus 6. Liking Principle of Reciprocity It has been described as the mutual expectation for exchange of value or service. The principle of reciprocity alludes to the fact that all humans perceive the need to reciprocate especially when they are in receipt of specific favors. (Stategov, 2016)…

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    Persuasion is the act of urging someone to do something. Some people may try to persuade others by being subtle and trying to make them do or believe something without them knowing whereas others will get straight to the point. There are innumerable different types or forms of persuasion. In the book Julius Caesar, Brutus and the conspirers assassinate Caesar in the attempt to save Rome. Brutus speaks at his funeral to try to persuade the commoners that what he did was appropriate. Antony also…

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    Not every audience member will take what is said as complete truth. In turn the effectiveness of the persuasion could ultimately fail. I say this because of the advancement in technology. If the listener is not sure what to do in a situation they may look to the internet to find out what others in similar situations have done. Or maybe there needs more convincing…

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    Rhetoric in Schools Rhetoric is the ancient art of persuasion, which has been shaping our world for centuries. Leaders use it, commercial vendors use it, and normal everyday people use it. Rhetoric has been treated as a valued art, but the value is typically not seen today because rhetoric is no longer a requirement to be taught taught in schools. According to Jay Heinrich, in “outside academia we [have forgotten] it almost entirely” (Heinrich 5). Rhetoric should be taught in schools again…

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