Evidence
I'm always right
Manipulation
MISC
100

stories that help people understand the speakers/authors point

Narratives

100

beliefs, opinions recommended by a who is a expert in the field

Expert testimony

100

changing an audience's perspective in a new way

creating

100

definition of a word assigned by the person who created the term

Stipulative definition

200

Negative example

 describe what not to do

200

best way someone should act in a certain context

Best Example

200

making an audience agree more with something they already agree with in hopes they take action

reinforcing

200

statement that is meant to be supportive

Premise

300

Positive example

something used to demonstrate a method, phenomenon, or a principal

300
shows what not to do

Nonexample

300

members of the audience who you are trying to reach and persuade

Target Audience

300

T/F

You should check for the relevance of a supporting material 

True

400

 Pictographic Support

drawn or photographic representation of a process 

400

Execution of Support

directly quoting, paraphrasing, summarizing a speaker or authors words

400

definition motivate audiences to think about a certain word or term in a specific manner

Persuasive definitions

400

breaking down support into a brief

summary

500

what is the most used and misused form of support used in speaking

Statistics

500

 Last step of using support 

Analysis

500

Support manipulation is

unethical

500

 numerical evidence 

quoting statistics or numbers