Persuasion

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meaning

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(from Cambridge dictionary)The action of persuading someone or of being persuaded:1) It took a lot of persuasion to convince them.2) She will help you - she just needs a bit of gentle persuasion.

Persuasion skills

Emotion

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Can sometime be subtle (עדין) . Play on people's emotions such as fears, hopes, desires, values, etc.

Exaggeration

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Stating the case too strongly, dramatically, magnify excessive importance, happinnes, danger. Use of drama. Used to gain attention. Uses humor or manipulation of the other side.

Attack/Praise

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The speaker attacks or praises the listener, the listener's point of view or an idea. Attack= Humiliating and dismissing the other side. Praise= puts the listener in a position of agreement with the speaker.

Evidence

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Use of information, facts and statements in order to support a belief, opinion, point of view or proposition. It backs up the speaker point of view. Often seems objective.

Let's PRACTICE

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Exercise 1: construct 4-6 sentences (with the help of the sentence Organizer). Make sure to mark a line in the "Hebrew" column each time you use hebrew. You have 6 minutes.

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