DAFOREST Techniques Flashcards

Speaking directly to the audience using 'you' to engage them and make the message personal.

The repetition of the same initial consonant sound in closely placed words to create emphasis or a memorable effect.

Statements that can be proven true, used to add credibility and support arguments.

Personal beliefs or judgements presented as if they are true to persuade the audience.

Questions posed to the audience that do not require an answer, used to provoke thought or emphasise a point.

Words or phrases designed to evoke an emotional response from the audience, such as sympathy or anger.

Numerical data used to support arguments and make them appear more convincing.

Grouping three ideas, words, or phrases together for emphasis and to make the message more memorable.

Overstating something for dramatic effect or to emphasise a point.

The overall attitude or mood conveyed by the writer, which can be formal, informal, serious, or humorous depending on the purpose.