the flu ends with which best describes the persuasive media technique used in this advertisement? flattery…

the flu ends with which best describes the persuasive media technique used in this advertisement? flattery, because it implies that the viewer has the power to stop the flu flattery, because it implies that the viewer can help others stop the flu bandwagon, because it implies that the viewer should join others in stopping the flu bandwagon, because it implies that the viewer is at fault for not stopping the flu

the flu ends with which best describes the persuasive media technique used in this advertisement? flattery, because it implies that the viewer has the power to stop the flu flattery, because it implies that the viewer can help others stop the flu bandwagon, because it implies that the viewer should join others in stopping the flu bandwagon, because it implies that the viewer is at fault for not stopping the flu

Answer

Brief Explanations:

The bandwagon technique encourages people to join a group or follow a trend. In this advertisement, the idea that the viewer should join others in stopping the flu (implied by the "ends with U" where U represents the viewer joining the effort) aligns with the bandwagon concept. Flattery would focus more on complimenting the viewer's abilities or qualities directly rather than the group - joining aspect. The first two options (flattery) are incorrect as the main message is about joining a collective effort (stopping the flu with others) not about personal power or helping others in a non - group - joining sense. The fourth option about being at fault is not the main persuasive angle here; the emphasis is on joining the group (bandwagon) to stop the flu.

Answer:

bandwagon, because it implies that the viewer should join others in stopping the flu