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Unscramble common propaganda techniques.

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Unscramble common propaganda techniques.

by Nerissa Caguiat
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Persuades by signaling that a course of action is popular and widely accepted.

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Endorses a product or idea through a famous or trusted figure to boost appeal.

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Uses positive, vague phrases that evoke emotion without specifics.

  
  
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Connects a desirable feeling from a respected symbol to the target idea.

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Provokes anxiety or threat to persuade people to act a certain way.

        
  
  
  
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Highlights selective information to create a biased impression.

  
  
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Employs strong, emotionally charged words to sway opinions.

  
  
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Attacks an opponent's character or motives to undermine credibility.

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