Appeal to the audiences needs, desires and wants. a. logical appeals b. emotional appeals c. credibility appeals d. persuasive appeals

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b. Emotional appeals

Explanation:

Emotional appeals, also known as pathos, are a mode of persuasion that aims convincing someone on something by appealing to strong emotions like pity, empathy, sorrow, and pride, as well as their needs, desires and wants, instead of using statistic elements or facts that support the speaker's claim. The famous “I Have a Dream” speech by Martin Luther King, Jr, for example, uses this rhetorical device because it appeals to a certain group of people's desire for social change, liberty and equal opportunity for all while evoking strong emotions.

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