If a persuasive essay about the dangers of drinking and driving includes information on the plight of victims and their families, which means of persuasion does it employ?

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Behe · Answer 1 · 2021-07-27T03:11:03+0000

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C) Pathos

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If the essay includes an unfortunate description about families who were impacted by drinking and driving, the author of the essay is likely wanting their readers to sympathize with or pity those families. This falls under pathos, which is defined as "a quality that evokes pity or sadness."

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