Exam 1: Introduction to Persuasion in Everyday Practices
Exam 1: Introduction to Persuasion in Everyday Practices73 Questions
Exam 2: Rhetorical Scholars: Perspectives on Rhetoric70 Questions
Exam 3: Audiences: Social Scientists Address Needs, Attitudes, and Beliefs81 Questions
Exam 4: Language: the Code of Persuasion77 Questions
Exam 5: Messages: Verbal and Nonverbal Support74 Questions
Exam 6: Political Communication: Mediated Constructions84 Questions
Exam 7: Legal Communication: Persuasion in Court71 Questions
Exam 8: Religion and Persuasion85 Questions
Exam 9: Art As Persuasion: Visual Rhetoric75 Questions
Exam 10: Advertising: Integrated Marketing Communication IMC88 Questions
Exam 11: Public Relations: Engineering Public Consent65 Questions
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Discuss the rationale for studying persuasion theory and the application that persuasive discourse has in the fields of religion, politics, education, public relations, and advertising.
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George Gerbner believed that heavy television viewing generated the "mean world syndrome," in which viewers became fearful and had distorted views of society.
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Senator Joseph McCarthy was a patriot who spoke with great courage and honesty about government officials and the communist scare.
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What discipline involves "the faculty of observing in any given case the available means of persuasion"?
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Cultural myths and allegories have no role in persuasion because they are fantasies.
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Art has a rhetorical function in the way specific works affect existing:
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The "Age of Enlightenment" proposed the "marketplace of ideas," which meant dissenters should be heard as well as the majority.
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Propaganda extends persuasion beyond the realm of ethics to objectify people and use them for questionable ends.
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Explain who Edward Bernays was and why he defined public relations as the "engineering of consent."
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Explain the elaboration likelihood theory and discuss how this is relevant to persuasion.
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Academic freedom means that only academicians should be heard in classrooms.
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Explain the functions of persuasion and support your answer with examples.
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