Question

example: a speaker listing their credentials (dr, md, jd, esquire, etc.)
pathos
● the speakers ability to appeal to the audiences feelings and emotions
● emotions
● example: anecdotes, emotional language
logos
● the use of reasoning
● logic
● example: data, statistics, numbers
what is an example of pathos in aristotles rhetorical triangle?
esquire
statistics

Explanation:

Pathos in Aristotle's rhetorical triangle appeals to emotions. Anecdotes and emotional language evoke feelings, while "Esquire" is a credential (ethos - related to credibility) and "statistics" are for logic (logos).

Answer:

No option is correct. Anecdotes or emotional language would be correct examples.