Satisfied Customer Testimonial Claim (Thesis) Emotional Appeal to Vanity Repetition Logical Appeal (Appeal to Reason) Bandwagon Expert Opinion (Expert Testimonial) Topic Sentences Background Info Loaded Language (Positive or Negative) Overgeneralization Perspective Hook Weak Persuasive Techniques Celebrity Testimonial Quotes from Text Words with Positive Connotations Rhetorical Question Logical Fallacy (Faulty Reasoning) Emotional Appeal to Fear Transition words Strong Argumentative Supports Call to Action Words with Negative Connotations Appeal by Association Conclusion Bias Credibility Support Emotional Appeal to Pity Body Paragraphs Statistics (Data) Real- World Examples Argument Satisfied Customer Testimonial Claim (Thesis) Emotional Appeal to Vanity Repetition Logical Appeal (Appeal to Reason) Bandwagon Expert Opinion (Expert Testimonial) Topic Sentences Background Info Loaded Language (Positive or Negative) Overgeneralization Perspective Hook Weak Persuasive Techniques Celebrity Testimonial Quotes from Text Words with Positive Connotations Rhetorical Question Logical Fallacy (Faulty Reasoning) Emotional Appeal to Fear Transition words Strong Argumentative Supports Call to Action Words with Negative Connotations Appeal by Association Conclusion Bias Credibility Support Emotional Appeal to Pity Body Paragraphs Statistics (Data) Real- World Examples Argument
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Satisfied Customer Testimonial
Claim (Thesis)
Emotional Appeal to Vanity
Repetition
Logical Appeal (Appeal to Reason)
Bandwagon
Expert Opinion (Expert Testimonial)
Topic Sentences
Background Info
Loaded Language (Positive or Negative)
Overgeneralization
Perspective
Hook
Weak Persuasive Techniques
Celebrity Testimonial
Quotes from Text
Words with Positive Connotations
Rhetorical Question
Logical Fallacy (Faulty Reasoning)
Emotional Appeal to Fear
Transition words
Strong Argumentative Supports
Call to Action
Words with Negative Connotations
Appeal by Association
Conclusion
Bias
Credibility
Support
Emotional Appeal to Pity
Body Paragraphs
Statistics (Data)
Real-World Examples
Argument