C3.5(2)

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C3.5(2). Shaping Public Opinion The total of opinions held by many people on certain issues Influences on public opinion Family Friends Teachers Information from Mass Media T.V., radio, movies, books, magazines, Internet. C3.5(2). Uses for propaganda Make us act in a certain way

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• concealed propaganda
• propaganda techniques
• harmful intentionally lying
• harmless hollywood agent makes

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C3.5(2)

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1. C3.5(2) • Shaping Public Opinion • The total of opinions held by many people on certain issues • Influences on public opinion • Family • Friends • Teachers • Information from Mass Media • T.V., radio, movies, books, magazines, Internet

2. C3.5(2) • Uses for propaganda • Make us act in a certain way • Make us believe in a certain way • Urge us to buy something

3. C3.5(2) • Kinds of Propaganda • Concealed propaganda • Presented as being factual • Sources for the information are kept secret • Attempts to fool people • 2 types • Harmless: Hollywood agent makes up stories about an actor or actress • Harmful: intentionally lying to try and demean or hurt someone

4. C3.5(2) • Concealed (harmful)

5. C3.5(2) • Propaganda Techniques • Testimonials • Using a famous spokesperson to sell an idea or product

6. C3.5(2) • Bandwagon • Appeals to people’s desire to do what their friends and neighbors are doing • “Everybody’s doing it! Jump on the bandwagon” • Uses peer pressure

7. C3.5(2) • Name-Calling • Used to demean a person, group, or product

8. C3.5(2) • Glittering Generalities • Words sound good, but have little meaning • “New and Improved!” • “Miracle Ingredient” • “Ultra …”

9. C3.5(2) • Plain-Folks Appeal • “I’m just like you” • Used extensively in politics

10. C3.5(2) • Card-Stacking • Purposely promoting a view that favors one candidate • Newspaper hides a negative story about a candidate in back pages

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17. C3.5(2) SUMMARY QUESTIONS