Chapter Nine
Chapter Nine
Chapter Nine
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Public Opinion
What is the sum of individual opinions on an issue affecting those individuals?
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Has roots in he 17th Century, when the Roman Catholic Church set up the congregation for propagating the faith.
What is Propaganda
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Opinion Leaders
What is a catalyst for the formation of public opinion through their knowledge and ability to articulate ideas about specific issues?
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The implication or direct statement that everyone wants the product or that the idea has overwhelming support.
What is bandwagon?
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A type of leader defined by sociologists as someone in a formal leadership position.
What is a power leader?
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A frequently used device to achieve credibility
What is a testimonial?
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The selection of facts and data to build an overwhelming case on one side of the issue, while concealing the other side.
What is card stacking?
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An approach often used by individuals to show humble beginnings and empathy with the average citizen.
What is plain folks?
300
The technique of associating a cause, product or idea with favourable abstractions such as freedom, justice, democracy and the American way.
What is glittering generalitites?
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Relates to how journalists select certain facts, themes, treatments, and words to frame a story.
What is framing?
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The following are examples of: 1. Lack of message penetration 2. Competing messages 3. Self-selection 4. Self-perception the above are examples of
What are limitations on effective persuasive messages.
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A constructive process that builds toward consensus.
What is conflict in the public arena?
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1. Change or neutralize hostile opinions 2. Crystallize latent opinions and positive attitudes 3. Conserve favourable opinions the above are examples of
What is the use of persuasion?
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