1 / 13

Ch. 11-Persuasion

JOURNAL: What kind of cartoon show might appeal to the over-age-65 audience? Imagine the show. Then, in 100 words or less, describe the show and its main character. (This is a brand new show you are creating specifically for this age group!). Ch. 11-Persuasion. What is Persuasion?.

julie
Télécharger la présentation

Ch. 11-Persuasion

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. JOURNAL:What kind of cartoon show might appeal to the over-age-65 audience? Imagine the show. Then, in 100 words or less, describe the show and its main character.(This is a brand new show you are creating specifically for this age group!)

  2. Ch. 11-Persuasion

  3. What is Persuasion? • Persuasive speaking includes 3 motives • Make your audience believe what you believe • Make your audience think like you think • Cause your audience to do what you want them to do

  4. What is Persuasion • Three Sources of Persuasion • Logos • Pathos • Ethos

  5. Logos • the thinking process that allows the listener to arrive at logical conclusions • EXAMPLES: • Taking public transportation to work will cut your monthly gas costs. • Taking public transportation to work will decrease the wear and tear on your personal vehicle.

  6. Pathos • the use of emotional appeals and language to relate to the listener’s needs, drives, and desires • EXAMPLES: • Imagine the ease of letting someone else drive you to work while you sip your coffee and catch up on your book. • Think of how much less stress you have to deal with when you aren’t the one battling through traffic during rush hour.

  7. Ethos • the speaker’s character in the minds of the audience • EXAMPLES: • Credibility • Reliability • Sincerity

  8. Types of Audiences • Supportive Audience- • Friendly, like you and what you have to say • EXAMPLES: • Speaking to your friends and family • Republican politician speaking to republicans • Uncommitted Audience- • Neutral, need information to make up minds • EXAMPLES: • You speaking to a group of people you don’t know • Speaking to people who don’t know anything about the topic

  9. Types of Audiences (continued) • Indifferent Audience- • Apathetic, bored, don’t think what you say applies to them • EXAMPLES: • Me teaching a group of 13 and 14 year olds science • Your mom lecturing you about cleaning your room • Opposed Audience- • Hostile, dislike you and what you have to say • EXAMPLES: • Obama speaking to a group of republicans • Speaking to a group of your enemies

  10. First trip to the moon The U.S. moon landing was faked Why Ke$ha is the best pop singer of 2011 About my trip to Mexico Informative Persuasive Persuasive Informative Informative or Persuasive?

  11. Informative or Persuasive? • Change the following informative speech topics into persuasive speech topics:

  12. My favorite band How football is played Why apples are different colors Scott’s favorite color and Gena’s favorite color Why my favorite band is the best band ever What makes football the most challenging sport Why green apples taste the best Why Scott’s favorite color is better than Gena’s Informative or Persuasive?

  13. Why I love Johnny Depp How to make homemade ice cream What a yearbook is Why Johnny Depp is the best actor ever Why homemade ice cream is better than store bought Why you should buy a school yearbook Informative or Persuasive?

More Related