This document discusses various propaganda techniques used in advertising. It defines propaganda as information used to influence public opinions and perceptions. It then describes several common propaganda techniques:
Bandwagon technique persuades consumers that others are using the product. Testimonial technique uses endorsements from celebrities or influential figures. Plain folks technique presents ordinary people promoting the product to appear more relatable. Card stacking only shares information supporting the product while omitting potential problems.
The document provides examples of each technique and instructs students to create their own print advertisement applying one of the propaganda techniques. It will be collected on a specified date for evaluation.