Propaganda Techniques

• In Latin, it means "to propagate" or "to saw" it is a form of communication that attempts to achieve a response that furthers the desired intent of the propagandist.

  Propaganda
• It is when people are convinced to do something just because "everyone else is doing it." It makes us feel like we should join the crowd so we won't be left out. It is sometimes called "The herding instincts."

  Bandwagon
• It uses nice-sounding but vague words that appeal to emotions. They make us feel positive but don't give clear facts or details.

  Glittering Generalities
• It is when a product, person, or idea is linked to something we already respect, love, or trust (like a flag, religion, or a popular figure). The goal is to make us feel the same way about the product or person.

  Transfer
• It is essentially true but lacking critical information and presented as whole truth.

  Half-Truths
• 5 million members and growing! What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Bandwagon
• This tv sow is popular, I have to watch it out to be part of the conversation. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Bandwagon
• Most scientist believe global warming is a result of human activity. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Bandwagon
• Everyone is doing it, so you should too. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Bandwagon
• Our candidate is the epitome of honesty and integrity. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Glittering Generalities
• Join our program and be part of a brighter future of our nation. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Glittering Generalities
• This product will revolutionize your life and make you happier than ever. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Glittering Generalities
• Supporting our cause will bring about unpredicted prosperity for all. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Glittering Generalities
• Political candidate posing with religious leaders. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Transfer
• Using national symbols in advertisements. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Transfer
• Celebrities endorsing health products. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Transfer
• Political party using national colors in campaign materials. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Transfer
• Promoting a product with images of happy families. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Transfer
• Political campaign ads highlighting achievements. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Half-truths
• Misleading statistics in government reports. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Half-truths
• Product advertisements exaggerating benefits. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Half-truths
• An advocacy about the covid-19 vaccines. What kind of Propaganda Technique?

  Half-truths