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Emotional Appeal
A persuasive technique that targets the emotions rather than logic or reason to influence an audience’s response or behavior.
One-sided
Information or arguments presented from a single perspective without acknowledgment or consideration of alternate viewpoints.
High Discrepancy
A significant difference between current states or conditions and desired or expected standards, often motivating change or action to reduce the gap.
Low Discrepancy
Refers to a small gap or difference between two states or conditions, often used in psychology and marketing.
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