More Persuasive Techniques
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This document discusses persuasive techniques such as emotive language, statistics, the rule of three, and humor. It defines emotive language as words or phrases that trigger a reader's emotions. Statistics are defined as numerical data used to estimate trends. The rule of three refers to grouping things in threes to aid memorability. Finally, humor is defined as evoking amusement in others.
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More Persuasive Techniques
- 2. What do these words and phrases mean? Emotive Language Statistics Rule of three Humour
- 3. What do these words and phrases mean? Emotive Language words or phrase which triggers the readers emotions, e.g. Hooded Yobs on the Rob. Statistics is a… e.g. Rule of three is… e.g. Humour is… e.g.
- 4. Answers? Emotive Language are words or phrases which can play on the readers emotions e.g. Ferocious blaze threatens young lives, rather than ‘fire in school’ (often found in Tabloid newspapers) Statistics means numerical data used to estimate current or future trends, e.g. more than 80% of students who go to university will earn on average over £100,000 more than those who do not graduate. Rule of three is based on the idea that people tend to remember things in threes, e.g. ‘extra, special, care’ or ‘calm safe and secure’ (adjectives are often grouped into three). Humour is to evoke feelings of amusement in other people, e.g. telling a funny joke.