Persuasion, Politics, and Propaganda Paper

Write a 1,750- 
to 2,100-word paper on consumer vulnerability to media persuasion, politics, and 
propaganda.

Select a specific political issue in which the Internet played a decisive role in forming your political opinion about a topic.

Locate threenews articles on your specific political issue:

Find a news article that you believe to be totally 
objective.

Find a second news article that you believe to be intentionally 
persuasive.

Find a third news article that you believe to be subtly persuasive 
in the guise of an informative article.

Address the following in your paper:

Identify the specific principle differences between the objective news article and the persuasive news article.

Identify the specific principle differences between the persuasive news article and the information article.

Conclude your paper by addressing the following:

 

Do you believe that you are vulnerable to political persuasion? Explain and justify your answer.

 

What techniques are used in the selected political articles to persuade readers?

Are any of these articles particularly effective? Why or why not?

How might we personally and as a society reduce our vulnerability to political persuasion? 

Format the paper consistent with APA guidelines