11. Social
proof: despite all protestations of individuality, people love
conformity. So tell them which way the flock is going because people want to be
in the majority.
12.
Attention: if the audience isn't paying attention, they can't think about
your arguments, so attitudes can't change.
13. Minimize
distraction: if you've got a strong message then
audiences are more swayed if they pay attention. If the arguments are weak then
it's better if they're distracted.
14.
Positively framed: messages with a positive frame
can be more persuasive.
16.
Confidence: not only your confidence, but theirs. The audience should feel
confident about attitude change. Audience confidence in their own thoughts is
boosted by a credible source and when they feel happy (clue: happy audiences
are laughing).
17. Be
powerful: a powerful orator influences the audience, but making the
audience themselves feel powerful increases their confidence in attitude
change. An audience has to feel powerful enough to change.
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