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mash [69]
3 years ago
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1. using wide-spread universal terms that do not deal with the specific issues at hand name calling 2. using broad accusations a

nd negative attacks in order to bring down the reputation of an opponent plain folks 3. "All of these Hollywood stars say that you should vote for Governor Tibet." testimonials 4. projecting the image of being one of the common people glittering generalities
Social Studies
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Nutka1998 [239]3 years ago
6 0

1) Using wide-spread universal terms that do not deal with the specific issues at hand. [GLITTERING GENERALITIES]

2) Using broad accusations and negative attacks in order to bring down the reputation of an opponent. [NAME CALLING]

3) "All of these Hollywood stars say that you should vote for Governor Tibet." [TESTIMONIALS]

4) Projecting the image of being one of the common people. [PLAIN FOLKS]

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