Why are ads in support of a political candidate always biased? They depict every candidate running for political office. They us
e objective information to support a candidate. They contain factual details in support of a candidate. They are created to influence the public in a particular way.
The correct answer is D) they are created to influence the public in a particular way.
<em>The ads in support of a political candidate are always biased because they are created to influence the public in a particular way.
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In political campaigns, advertising and propaganda always try to influence the audience in favor of a candidate or against the opposite candidate. The messages created by propaganda and advertisement are biased with information that wants to appeal to the emotion of the audience, not the mind, the reason. Advertisers and PR people develop messages using Pathos, or the appeal to the emotion instead of Logos, the appeal to the reason using facts or figures.
I believe the answer should be the last one They are created to influence the public in a particular way (trying to influence public to vote for a certain person or to dislike the opposing candidate)
