Logical appeals are very effective when used in rhetoric.
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- Logical appeal is a type of appeal in which someone is persuaded through reasoning and evidence.
- It is the most effective type of appeal, different from emotional and ethical appeal.
- Rhetoric is the art of speaking with the help of which the speaker tries to persuade the other person.
- Now, when logical appeals are used in rhetoric, the person can use his speech to manipulate the audience and persuade or convince them.
- There will be logic to the evidence given and an explanation that is not biased.
- The explanation would also have examples to support the evidence.
Answer:
1. Ken lack confidence in his self
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