ENG Q3- BIAS & PROPAGANDA

• an author's expression of his/her own opinion on a particular issue wintout presenting enough evidences


  BIAS
• Unfair presentation of the issue, focuses on one side


  SUBJECTIVE/BIASED WRITING
• fair presentation of the issue,

  Focuses on both sides


  OBJECTIVE/UNBIASED WRITING
• is a statement that is true and can be verified objectively, or proven.

  -can be observed through RESEARCHES or STUDIES.


  FACT
• is based on your own feeling, thinking, and judgment.

  -others may agree or disagree with an opinion but they cannot be prove or disapprove it. 


  OPINION
• a type of opinion-marking signal that express your own personal opinion on someone/something.

  ex: in my opinion...

  Expressing personal opinion
• a type of opinion-marking signal that describes/express general opinion.

  ex: Some people say that...

  Expressing general opinion 
• a type of opinion-marking signal that is agreeing to someone's very own opinion about something. (self explanatory) 


  Agreeing to an opinion
• a type of opinion-marking signal that is also self explanatory and can be disagreeing to an opinion


  Disagreeing to an opinion
• a technique that appeals to the emotions of people or influence the altitude for them to believe or be convinced in doing something.


  PROPAGANDA
• urges people to believe that everyone is buying it; Therefore, you should do the same.


  Bandwagon
• a Technique wherein a famous or seemingly authorative person recommends a product/ service and vouches for its value.


  Testimonial
• use of common people to sell or To promote & product /service.


  Plain folks
• repeating a product's name atleast four times. 


  Repetition
• words that will make a consumer feel strongly about someone or something are used. 


  Emotional words
• cause to a largely preceived negative representation. It also use names that evoke fear/hatred in the viewer by linking a person or idea to a negative symbol


  Name calling