Question

Some times ethos pathos logos can be used to make people believe things that are not entirely true give an example how can people avoid being tricked by fault persuasion tactics

Answer 1

Answer:

Getting a higher education is an example of ethos, pathos, logos

Explanation:

Ethos appeals to the ethics, this will persuade one that the person or action is moral and ethical. Pathos appeals to the emotions, this is the part that tries to convince you that the action, or thought is something to do that will make you feel good or right. Logos appeals to logic, this is the part of self that convinces you the action or thought that you are taking makes sense.

These three can be applied to the requests of parents for children to pursue a higher education or go to college.

The ethos will claim that going to school will be the right thing to do to become a productive member of society and not become dependent on the government. The pathos will appeal to the fulfillment of the parents' request for going. If the parents are satisfied then the child must do as expected.  The logos states that if the individual goes to college, they will have money for a great living.

In conclusion, none of these are necessarily true, but it does appeal heavily to us.