Pros And Cons Of Ellen Goodman

She started by gaining the attention with a statistic about military working dogs, followed by the topic and the importance of military veterinarians. She cited an article used and previewed what was to come in her speech. Inside the conclusion the speaker summarized, activated, and had good slam bam. She reminded the listener of the four main points followed by the audience activation. She said “Ask the student if they had considered being a military veterinarian.” getting the audience to do an action. After each statement there was a fact to support the statement. Not only did the intro and conclusion follow this, so did the

Kelly Vlahos which is the author of the first article “The Real Impact of Gay Marriage on Society uses two modes of persuasion to convince her audience. She used ethos by having different types of researchers, writers, and journalists to emphasize her point her credibility and points and make the article less bias since there are multiple opinions or views that are being debating in the article. She also used logos, by mentioning researches that have been done to prove her points and citing facts and statistics.

Her voice and how she talks helps portray her confidence and passion she has on this topic. As well as informing everyone with new information and knowledge that they may not have gotten otherwise.

She makes her claims in such a way that draws the audience in and provides a perspective that most have not considered before. Her use of personal stories provide her with credibility that the things she is telling about is not fabricated to make the audience members feel in a specific way. Young gives her speech in such a way that the audience can connect and understand but not feel like they are being chastise for things that they may have once

For Sarah Goodman’s case, the main evidence against her was other people’s accusations. With her already unpopular opinion it was not hard for people to think badly of her after two little girls accused her of witchcraft along with two other people. Whenever Sarah would walk in a room with the two girls they would begin rocking back and forth supposedly from Sarah’s presence. Another piece of evidence they brought was Tituba confession. She confessed that Sarah forced her to write her name in a “great book” to become servants of the devil. Tituba also said she saw Good with black and yellow birds that she sent to harm the children. One of the most damaging evidence hurting Good’s trial was her two daughters. Her eldest daughter at four years

She relates to her audience through using numerous examples from pop culture to support her claim. She uses inductive reasoning and a pathos appeal talking about why impoverished teenagers steal expensive trappings. Her claims wind together to create an argument with a solid foundation

Today, one can see the tactic of persuasion being used as a standard avenue to influence a person’s attitude or beliefs by presenting them with different messages that encourage things like using certain brand name products, vote a certain way, or where to take a vacation just to name a few. There are four types of people that include gullible people, skeptical people, firm believers, and people who are leaders who trust others as well as make others follow their ideas. Persuasion is a widespread topic of social psychology and may be done in different ways. There are two types of cognitive processes by which to persuade someone, which are the central route or the peripheral route. For this assignment I used mostly the central route approach as well as using a little of the peripheral route approach. To reinforce the peripheral route approach the use of pathos was also used during the video to play on the emotions of the watcher. This PowerPoint is effective at using the central route of persuasion, peripheral

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Ellen Goodman spends the first part of her article describing Phil’s work hours with a harsh tone. Using sarcasm quotes and a precise choice of diction, Goodman is able to separate the facts and her opinions.

The three classic rhetoric appeals include; ethos which can be related to the ethics and credibility, pathos which relates to the emotional side, and logos which appeals to the logic or facts about the situation. Olsson taps into the pathos appeal very well by including the stories of people like Jennifer McLaughlin. Since using personal testimonies gives a first person perspective of the treatment of a Wal-Mart employee, it shows how the working conditions can negatively affect someone like Jennifer McLaughlin’s homelife. Olsson’s use of logos also excels because by using important evidence such as former lawsuits and “union-busting” tactics used by Wal-Mart, she can easily back up her case. The ethos appeal is also strong for Olsson because she has a lot of prior experience working for big newspapers which can make her a reliable source. For example, she has written for Slate, the New York Times and the Washington Post and more. However, despite her impressive experience as a journalist, one could also point out that since she writes for more liberal publishers, she may already have a personal opinion and could write in a bias

For example, some of the rhetorical strategies she employs are ethos, logos, and pathos. She uses ethos to establish her credibility when talking about her credentials, logos when providing statistics from the U.S Census Bureau and uses pathos when telling the stories of family's friend's tragedy. The use of ethos and pathos were effective in challenging the reader's preconceived idea because it appeals to the emotion and credibility. However, I believe that the U.S Census Bureau was ineffective in supporting her claim because it failed to include multi-racial

Ellen P. Goodman is a professor at Rutgers University. She also co-directs the RIIPL or the Rutgers Institute for Information Policy & Law. When she isn’t co-directing the RIIPL she is a visiting scholar who works on data transparency projects for the University of Pennsylvania’s Annenberg School of Communication. Mrs. Goodman also received a Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Grant for a novel and a Ford Foundation Grant for work on public media policy. ("Ellen P. Goodman." The Guardian. Guardian News and Media, n.d. Web. 18 Oct. 2016. & "Ellen P. Goodman." Rutgers Law. Rutgers University, n.d. Web. 18 Oct. 2016.)

For the Merced Sun-Star on September 2, 1997, Ellen Goodman wrote an article on Diana. She felt as if we all helped kill Diana in a quote she states “How many forgot that Diana was real until she bled?” According to Ellen people would follow her like a celebrity when she was a normal person trying to do good deeds. In another article by William Montalbano in Los Angeles times quotes “As much as she hated the intrusion, Diana was an expert at using the press and paparazzi to her own advantage, the Daily Mirror newspaper’s veteran royal watcher…. Diana allowed herself to be photographed at length in the south of France with Fayed.” Diana knew how to use the media but I do not believe it was to be a celebrity but a strong person that demonstrates

Honestly this was a cover buy, the synopsis sounded well, but who can say no to a cover with a dragon and a female holding what seems to be kantana’s. I’m not gonna lie, this book is like your average young adult fantasy book, power is entrusted on the main character who comes from nothing but dirt. The power brings him or her to the ranks of highly honored people. War happens because everyone is hungry for power, the emperor dies and his handsome son has to save his kingdom and usually chooses it over the main character, and drama happens with the occasional kiss. Alison Goodman did just that but better; honestly it was a refreshing twist on the overly done story plot. Although Goodman used such an overly used story line I was still hooked, shocked, and even surprised! She has

He uses Soundtrack to set a tone to the audience that the United States Healthcare System is bad, while a Socialist system would be the best for the United States. He uses archival and live footage to reinforce his argument. Archival footage compares the United States with other countries that use the Socialist system. He uses live footage to interview people who suffer from the United States Healthcare System. Lastly, he uses Logos, Ethos, Pathos to show logically that this makes sense for the country, he shows the credibility of his argument by interviewing doctors from other countries, and makes the audience feel sympathetic through examples of people who aren’t helped by the system. Together, these cohesively work to create a valid persuasive