What is the definition of propaganda?

a. Propaganda is the use of a project plan to manage an event.

b. Propaganda is a set of principles by which a person determines what is right or what is wrong.

c. Propaganda is the promotion of an idea, service, or product to the general public for consumption.

d. Propaganda is an advertising style that presents only one side of an issue using highly persuasive techniques to influence people s thinking.

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Theodore Leon

Social Studies

1 April, 06:12

What is the definition of propaganda?

a. Propaganda is the use of a project plan to manage an event.

b. Propaganda is a set of principles by which a person determines what is right or what is wrong.

c. Propaganda is the promotion of an idea, service, or product to the general public for consumption.

d. Propaganda is an advertising style that presents only one side of an issue using highly persuasive techniques to influence people s thinking.

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Lamont Rowland · Answer 1

Propaganda is the usage of information with the intention of persuading someone to some idea or opinion. It includes such techniques as presenting only one side of the story, exaggerating the positives and hiding the negatives of the opinion that propaganda is aimed to support

The correct answer is d. Propaganda is an advertising style that presents only one side of an issue using highly persuasive techniques to influence people s thinking.