HEALTH
a. Propaganda
b. Bandwagon
C. Testimonial
d. Rewards
e. Transfer
f. Plain Folk
g. Glittering Generalities
h. Over the counter medicines
i. Prescription medicines
j. Antihistamines
1. Used in the treatment of allergic disorders.
2. Medicines that must be taken with a
doctor's supervision upon purchase.
3. Can be purchase without a medical
prescription
4. Using language and values deeply
associated with the audience without supporting
information and reason.
5. Using ordinary people or trying sound
ordinary to sell something.
6. A technique used to stir the emotions of
the audience to win their approval.
7. A type of propaganda in which the
customer gets another product or same product twice
for the purchase of the original product.
8. Using big personalities as experts and
celebrities to endorse a product.
9. Appeals attempt to persuade the target to
join in and take the course of action that “everyone else
is taking."
10. a is a widespread of ideas, information,
and even distorted facts for the purpose of leading the
audience to think or behave in a certain manner.
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