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Week 4 Exercise Chapter 4 - Persuasion Via Rhetoric Quiz I
Week 4 Exercise Chapter 4 - Persuasion Via Rhetoric Quiz I
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CORREC An argument's logical force can be effectively enhanced by the use of rhetoric.
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Although the logic of an argument is unaffected by rhetoric, rhetoric slants
the focus of, and the emotional response to, the content of the argument. The
psychological force of what is being asserted is strongly influenced by how
things are presented, or slanted.
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CORREC It is fair to say that euphemisms can sometimes be helpful and constructive.
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It is sometimes compassionate to use a euphemism when addressing the
bereaved. An example: using passed-away, instead of "He sure became road
kill in that car crash". As long as one is not intending to deceive, it seems an
ethical thing to do to couch one's terms in softer wording--euphemisms.
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