Use of Propaganda Techniques:

 Card Stacking – is a propaganda technique that seeks to manipulate audience perception

of an issue by emphasizing one side and repressing another. Such emphasis may be
achieved through media bias or the use of one-sided testimonials, or by simply censoring
the voices of critics.
Example:

 Plain Folks – a propaganda technique that encourages one by showing that they are part
or are usually used by ordinary people.
Example:

 Bandwagon – a propaganda technique that encourages one to follow, join, or use a certain
person, group, or item because it is used by everyone or is in with the trend.
Example:
 Testimonial – a propaganda technique uses testimonies from known people to support
their claims.
Example:

 Transfer or Association – a propaganda technique that associates an object of appeal

with the product or the issue on hand.
Example:

 Name Calling – a propaganda technique that calls out an opposing force or rival as
negative.
Example:
 Glittering Generalities – a propaganda technique beautifies an object or subject using
general terms.
Example:

 Fear – a propaganda technique appeals to one’s emotional state of fear.

Example:

 Repetition – A propaganda technique that encourages a person by repeating a certain

word or phrase.
Example:
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