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An example of an unethical emotional appeal would be to tell the
audience the following (choose the best answer)
Othat if they don't give you a good recommendation, you will make sure they
never live in peace for the rest of their life.
O a detailed story about a person who gave a bad recommendation then felt
guilty the rest of his life.
with a sad face that it would be nice if they gave you a good recommendation
and it would turn your frown into a smile
some startling statistics about people who received bad recommendations
and were fired and their children suffered from having no food



Answer :

The best answer is: - Some startling statistics about people who received bad recommendations and were fired and their children suffered from having no food. This answer involves using emotional manipulation through the use of statistics to create fear and guilt in the audience. By presenting statistics about people who suffered dire consequences due to bad recommendations, the speaker is trying to evoke an emotional response of fear and empathy in the audience. This can be seen as unethical because it aims to manipulate emotions rather than present a logical and factual argument. This type of emotional appeal preys on the audience's emotions rather than relying on valid reasoning or evidence.