Persuasive communication aims to change attitudes,beliefs or behaviours of the audience. A campaign encouraging people to quit smoking clearly seeks behavioural change for health reasons. It goes beyond merely informing and attempts to convince viewers to act. Therefore it performs a persuasive function.
Option A:
Informative messages provide knowledge but may not directly seek attitude or behaviour change.
Option B:
Persuasive appeals often use emotional and rational arguments together,making option B the best match.
Option C:
Ritualistic or ceremonial communication focuses on maintaining social bonds through formal rituals,not behaviour change.
Option D:
Phatic communication maintains social contact through small talk rather than advocating lifestyle changes.
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