CASUAL DEFINITIONS FRAMING – Framing: supplying information that influences the

CASUAL DEFINITIONS

FRAMING

– Framing: supplying information that influences the decidability of an argument – usually be omitting certain facts or conditions, emphasizing other conditions – or adding conditions that are irrelevant or untrue.

LOADING

– Loading: adding moral or immoral weight to statements so as to force the audience into moral conflict or shame)

OVERLOADING

– Overloading: adding enough loaded, framed, or irrelevant information that the audience can no longer use reason, but must resort to intuition: feeling.

PROPAGANDA

– Environmental Overloading: Propaganda – using media to generate the perception of majority opinion when it is not majority opinion or judgment.