Some examples of persuasive techniques

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Some examples include the different types of propaganda, which include the following. "Name-Calling" is the labeling of somebody as negative. "Glittering Generalities," which is the labeling of somebody as positive, in order to gain approval. "Transfer" is gaining approval by using positive symbols (ex: The American Flag).

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