Well, to persuade someone your argument needs to be logical, so I’ll say a). Neil OK, we’ll find out the answer later. Whether you want someone to vote for you, or to buy what you’re selling, rhetoric can make your...
Now suppose we improve one of them, a bit. Suppose the bank,wooing(to try to persuade someone to do something such as buy something from you, vote for you, or work for you-used in news reports.)you, adds 500 dollars a month to your salary. Does the extra money now make the bankin...
Likewise, an audience that already supports your view on a topic will be easier to persuade to take some action. You won't need to convince them you are right, but only that they need to do something. By contrast, an audience that does not agree with you will need persuasion to even ...
"The Valence Advantage of Presidential Persuasion: Do Presidential Candidates Use Oratory to Persuade Citizens to Vote Contrary to Ideological Preferences?". Paper presented at the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, April 3-6, 2008....
One of the hallmarks of democracy is individuals’ ability to share their views, request information or help, and seek to persuade those elected to represent them. One of the most popular ways to communicate with elected officials is through a letter or email. ...
And now, if this persuades you that there is something to know, that there is knowledge, then I've already succeeded because what I want to convince you of is, if you watch the speakers you admire and feel are effective and ask yourselves why they're successful, then you can build up...
I know… The title “How to Manipulate People” sounds bad and unethical, but I got you to view the post didn’t I? The question is, did I manipulate you into viewing this post, or did I persuade you? There is a fine line between the two. Since I have writ...
Just like a speech that opens with an engaging hook, it should end with a powerful final statement. Focus on your speech’s goal: Is it to entertain the audience? Inform them? Persuade them? Set the stage? With a goal in mind, next think about the most impactful piece of information ...
Both men used ample emotional language – the kind that aims to persuade people to vote – at roughly the same rates. They also used comparable rates of positive language, as well as language related to trust, anticipation and surprise. One possible reason for this could be the audience, and...
In aproxyfight, where the entity tries to persuade stockholders to vote out the current management and vote in management that would allow the takeover TheWilliams Actof 1968 regulates tender offers and requires the disclosure of all-cash tender offers.1 ...