| question   | réponse   | 
        
        | commencer à apprendre |  |   Communication that has it purpose the changing, modification or shaping of the responses (attitude or behaviour) of the receivers  |  |  | 
| commencer à apprendre |  |   Persuasion involves trying to change somone's thoughts, feelings and/or behaviour. Persuasion involves arguing for a particular point of view.  |  |  | 
| commencer à apprendre |  |   knowledge is ethnically neutrual. Knowledge of persuasion can be used as a defense  |  |  | 
| commencer à apprendre |  |   a means to convice people: To buy a certain product, to belive something or act in a certain way, to agree with some point of view.  |  |  | 
|  commencer à apprendre persuative techinques often used in pragamatics  |  |   bandwagon, glitterin generalities/card stacking, testimonals, name calling, plain folk/prestige/ snoberry, appeal to emotions  |  |  | 
| commencer à apprendre |  |   A statment suggesting that everyone is using a specific products, so you should too!  |  |  | 
|  commencer à apprendre Glittering generalities/ card stacking  |  |   Glittering generalities & card stacking are similiar. They tell only part of the truth. The words 'glitters' or sound good, but give no details about the product.  |  |  | 
| commencer à apprendre |  |   testimonals are use celebrities or authority figures to sell products or services.  |  |  | 
| commencer à apprendre |  |   name calling creates a negative attitude towards a product or service. It uses hints, implications, and slanted language to make you feel ill towards something or somone.    This technique is often used in political campaigns. Name-calling can be implied through an unflattering image. (Barack Obama, Fidel Castro) |  |  | 
| commencer à apprendre |  |   Plain folks uses a person who may be just like you to sell product or service:(nothing compares to family etc, wspaniala rodzinka)    The persuative device is often favoured by politicians. |  |  | 
| commencer à apprendre |  |   This message suggests the opposite of bandwagon: 'buying our product will make you better than everyone else" especially since other people can't afford it.  |  |  | 
| commencer à apprendre |  |   This strategy connects with deep- seated emotions: loayalty, family, pity, fear, love, peace, justice, and/or love of country  |  |  |