Pathos
What Ethos appeals to.
What is 'Credibility'
Logos appeals to.
What is logic.
Kairos can be described in one word as the deliberate use of ____.
What is timing.
Where do you see logical fallacies the most?
What is ads, politics, movies.
Used to back up a pathos argument.
What is used to back up an ethos argument.
What is 'credibility, past accomplishments, etc.'
Used to back up a logos argument.
What is statistics, examples, logic.
Kairos differs from ethos, pathos and logos how.
It is not the basis of an argument, but how it is shaped and when it is used
The inclusion of misleading and irrelevant information is called…?
What is a red herring?
An example of pathos adapted to modern language is…
What is 'empathy'
What should you be aware of when it comes to ethos?
What is 'Not falling into the trap of non-credible sources'
There are __ forms of logos.
What is 7.
Inappropriate/salacious kairos often goes against…
What is decorum, traditions, manners.
The fallacy that draws upon the idea ‘innocent until proven guilty’ is…
What is argument from innocence
The goal of of a pathos argument.
Ethos in Greek means...
What is 'ethics'
The goal of a logos argument.
What is finding out the truth.
Kairos, like pathos is often used to create a sense of…
What is urgency
Why should you avoid logical fallacies in arguments?
It weakens your argument, reflects badly on you, etc.
There are ___ forms of pathos
How many forms of ethos are there?
What is 2.
What is citing statistics.
The best use of kairos involves the careful analysis of the audience of an intended message, and the ___ chosen by the author.
Format
What is the purpose of logical fallacies?
To mislead people and trick them into forming biased opinions