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Who is credited with first studying the 
persuasive appeals?

Who is credited with first studying the 
persuasive appeals? The most effective use of persuasion involves:. ETHOS is an appeal to…. Ways to develop ETHOS. ETHOS: Effect on Audience--Effective Use. ETHOS: Effect on Audience--Ineffective Use. Not enough: Too much:. LOGOS is an appeal to….

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Who is credited with first studying the 
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  1. Who is credited with first studying the 
persuasive appeals? The most effective use of persuasion involves:

  2. ETHOS is an appeal to…

  3. Ways to develop ETHOS

  4. ETHOS: Effect on Audience--Effective Use

  5. ETHOS: Effect on Audience--Ineffective Use Not enough: Too much:

  6. LOGOS is an appeal to…

  7. Ways to appeal to LOGOS

  8. LOGOS: Effect on Audience--Effective Use

  9. LOGOS: Effect on Audience--Ineffective Use Not enough: Too much:

  10. PATHOS is an appeal to…

  11. Ways to develop PATHOS

  12. PATHOS: Effect on Audience--Effective Use

  13. PATHOS: Effect on Audience--Ineffective Use Not enough: Too much:

  14. KAIROS is…

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