Logos: Logical Appeal Pathos: Emotional Appeal Ethos: Ethical Appeal

This ad is an example of LOGICAL APPEAL as the labels of raw materials are displayed and Kobe Bryant, a well-known athlete, is used to recognize products.

It is one. Fear (get this or anything else) b. Desire (half naked person) c. Empathy (child or cute dog) d. Hungry (great food)

This advertisement is an example of EMOTIONAL APPEAL because we are saddened by this sad dog. They donate to us to buy their dog food as they donate to the animal shelter.

This ad is an example of ETHICAL APPEAL as it shows that there is a right to use the road without fear of the cyclist hitting the car.

As with other forms of communication, advertisements also use rhetoric to form attractions. There are three kinds of rhetorical charm - spirit, sorrow, and signs. Spirit means moral charm. Pathos means an emotional appeal, and Logos means a logical appeal. If all three forms of appeal exist, communication is successful and effective. Ethical appeal helps increase reliability and build trust among users. Sorrow and emotional appeal helps to connect with the user's mind and emotion. A logical appeal helps to support the logic of usage of the product and help to increase user satisfaction. Advertisement is a kind of communication designed to persuade users. I can agree if three advertisements are found in the advertisement. Persuasion is an art that requires creativity and imagination.

Sorrow is one of three persuasive methods Aristotle discussed in his text rhetoric. The definition of sadness indicates that it is an emotional emotional model, its signs (attractiveness of logic) and spirit (charm of morality) are not emotional. The tragic word comes from the Greek word "pathea", which means "pain" or "experience". Advertisers are trying to attract viewer's emotional needs by showing how products and services are happy, safe and more healthy. The advertiser wants to cause fear, disgust, and the reaction of the audience. Think of examples of these tragedies.