Ethos, Pathos, and Logos

pathos

Ethos, pathos, or logos? If an audience is emotionally invested, they are more likely to be persuaded.

ethos

Ethos, pathos, or logos? My friend, who has PhD in nutritional science, says that we should eat fewer carbs.

logos

Ethos, pathos, or logos? That is not my wallet. My wallet has a tear in it. That wallet has no tear in it. Therefore, it cannot be mine.

pathos

Ethos, pathos, or logos? You love your dog; so buy this dog food, as it will help him get all his nutrients.

logos

If an audience is provided with facts and logical evidence, they are more likely to be persuaded.

logos

What does this sentence use? I've not eaten meat for 8 years, and I'm fit and healthy; you can't argue that vegetarianism is always unhealthy.

ethos

What is this sentence using? I have been married for 58 years, and I can tell you that he will not be a good husband to you.

pathos

What is this sentence using? If you don't go on this holiday you will regret it. You don't want to live with regrets, do you?

Aristotle

Which philosopher believed that ethos, pathos, and logos are the art of persuasive writing or speaking?

research and statistics

Which tactic is this? 87% of students benefit from textbooks so...

if... then

Which tactic is this? If you don't want gum disease, then you should brush regularly.

logos

appeal to logic or reason

logos

appeals to logic or reason

pathos

appeals to the emotions of an audience

ethos

character

ethos

convinces an audience of a reliable character or credible writer/speaker

ethos

credibility and authority

logos

persuades an audience with logistics and statistical evidence

pathos

provokes an emotional response from an audience

pathos

suffering or experience

ethos

tries to persuade an audience of the reliable character

logos

used to persuade an audience by logical thought, fact, or rationality

logos

word or reason