Persuasive Techniques (DAFORESTI)

In which I talk through the different persuasive techniques that make up the mnemonic, 'DAFORESTI'.

[sophiefrost]

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[arrakis]

Taking some notes, don't mind me

rhetorical question: to get the audience thinking about a particular idea
facts: evidence to support their point
opinion: opposite of facts
repetition: emphasize it and make it stand out to the audience
helps to convey the message
emotive language: evokes an emotion in the audience ->guilt, anger etc
expert opinion: convinces because it's authority's opinion
statics: data -> should be believed, reinforce the perception that the speaker knows their stuff therefore should be believed
triples: groups of words
imperative: command, what to do -> instructions to take action, effectively persuades the audience

[Im-BAD-at-satire]

I'm saving this in a private playlist so that I can go back to this to help integrate each bit of information into my consciousn and long term memory. I'll have some troubles understanding others because I am autistic but learning these techniques will surely help me out from these social and communication deficits and difficulties.

[remote]

Pov ur teacher made this as ur homework

[kanan.n]

Great video really helped me out im in grade 7 and my teacher is giving us to much work with out explaining it this video is a life saver

[pauls]

I've seen all of these techniques put as techniques in abstract. I know there are thousands more - but remembering them is a challenge! I love the way you have brought a very effective selection of them together as a colour palette of choices. People trying to persuade would be hard pressed not to find one or two persusaive techniques to fit a situation in your selection. Great video. Thank you for posting.

[ahmedkarim]

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[axility]

don’t mind me take some notes here:

- Direct address: Use of more direct words

- Anecdote: Story from personal life

- Facts

- Opinion

- Rhetorical question: (“How can we do something like this”)

- Repetition: Using the same choice of words

- Emotive language: Use of words to make you feel certain emotions

- Expert Opinion: The opinion of an expert

- Statistics: Average (Mean, mode, medium, range etc…)

- Triples

- Imperatives: Provide a solution or advice

[kora_rblx]

He sounds like DanTDM it’s just me isn’t it

[riki.devotion]

You must be psychic omg, in my English speaking and listening I said 4:24 lol what a g TT

[windowsxp]

why isn’t it daforreesti if there are 2 meanings for R and E

[ChilliDogsss]

Thanks for explaining this for me in an easier standpoint.

[notaulnerrad]

Good evening to u, can I ask just all about this po please!
The following are the important features in writing a persuasive
A.The ideas presented is always in line with the topic.
B.There is a proper use of connectors in connecting data.
C.Present and Future tenses if verbs are used to clarify claims.
D.The ideas presented are properly arrange to develop a claim.
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[zxuiji]

My teacher said the A stood for Alliteration so like R & E it seems to have 2 meanings, I say this is a crappy acronym if you have to remember multiple meanings, acronyms are supposed to shorten text, not take on multiple meanings. I'd say a better acronym is ARA? I DEFOREST, not perfect but does follow the "Triples" technique.

[goku-elzr]

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[MattFlatline]

What year do they teach this at school? I'm 28 and somehow found myself watching the whole thing because I have a job interview. I'm not sure it will help

[FuzzyDPozzy]

I thought A stands for alliteration no?

[janicefaisal]

What are your takeaways or learnings from the video you have watched?

[mdhuda]

did you know another term for triples is rule of 3?