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    side of the railroad track. We utilized a two-sided argument in which we presented our argument in support of the closure while inoculating our audience

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    Attitudes are conceptualised as stable entities or temporary constructions (Bohner and Dickel, 2011). The following article moves on to describe in greater detail the potential influences of attitude and attitude change with the aim of highlighting possible reasoning behind these. Furthermore, to define a particular attitude as a ‘stable entity’ is to suggest that one’s attitude is derived from a preconceived idea or memory. To the contrary, a ‘temporary construction’ is to construct an attitude

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    I think we are encouraged to only think about issues on a surface level, and only create arguments to “beat” those who disagree with us. What this says about our society is that all we look for in times controversy is the simplest way to rebuttal against someone else without taking into consideration their side/view of the issue. This type of people/society are called absolutists, who will not change any views on many different matters in today’s world like politics. In the Charlottesville Case Study

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    they fight for their country which is depressing because they do not have a reason to fight for a country if it will not be their home any longer. By using the Private First Class’ story, Panetta was able to evoke emotions from the audience, but his argument also had some

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    buyer will then also have a positive liking relationship toward the shoe. Though it is an advertising context, the persuader has chosen not to offer any counter-arguments or refutations, and has kept the message one-sided. This could be because the Nike brand does not feel as if it needs to enhance its credibility with a two-sided argument, as Nike is already a credible source on self-image management through its long standing success of managing a brand that represents style, wealth, and high status

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    Second is simpler: The new system should made sense as it was simpler. Salespeople would no longer have to figure out one of six discount possibilities. They would deal with only one or two at most, since all the goods in one department would tend to be sold at the same discount. And it also made financial sense. Low-profit-margin goods would be sold at realistic prices, and high-profit-margin ones would sell faster. Store’s future strategy:

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    independent from the church. Entire families and sometimes cities chose sides. The people who sided with the Holy Roman Empire were called the Ghibellines, and the people who sided with the Papacy were called the Guelphs. After a few decades the Guelphs pushed the Ghibellines out of Italy. Since the Ghibellines were no longer a threat, there was peace in Italy for fifteen years. After a political argument within an important family in a city nearby Florence, a blood

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    While opinions can vary, there can be some common grounds for viewpoints. Commonly, the Second Amendment is looked at as a two-sided issue; (1) Citizens should be allowed to own and carry firearms and (2) Citizens should not be allowed to own and carry firearms. But in looking at a community of people who own firearms, it is evident that even in what seems to be a two sided argument has room for many different positions on one side

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    The idea that humans internalize their cultures’ social norms to a degree at which these norms affect their self-image is a long debated argument among many social sciences. From psychology to history, the idea of socialization has sprung a diverse variety of theories, all proclaiming that their theory is the answer. All of these social theories provoke questions about social reality. Social reality is a complex evaluation of what is considered biological reality and what is considered individual

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    These two political groups were formed because of the differing views of these two men. Hamilton beleived that only the well-educated people should be able to vote whihc probably was the reason why so many well-educated people sided with him. Jefferson, on the other hand, thought that everyone had the right to vote no matter how educated they were, he thought thta it was all peoples right. Which is probably the reason why so many ill-educated people sided with him. This cause many arguments to happen

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