Importance Of Listening To Angry Music

1. Think back to a time in your life where you were persuaded to do something, not do something, or think something new or different. Focus on the exact moment when you “were persuaded,” that is the moment that the actual persuasion occurred. Describe in detail that event, include all of the details of who-what-where-when etc. Note whether you feel that you were centrally or peripherally persuaded (or a combination of both), and why you think that persuasion ended up being effective. (5 pts) Last year my sister, Bridget, persuaded me to work out more and eat healthier. She was able to persuade me by using multiple form of incentive, logic and continues reminders to keep me accountable. The biggest incentive that she used was financial.

However, I would not go up to someone and tell them that they need to start kick boxing until they are prepared to take my call to action and defeat whatever it is that is holding them back in life. Instead, I would recommend that they listen to Eminem or another angry rapper while they work out and let that artist do the work. Listening to angry music while you’re exercising can simulate anger or cause you to remember something that made you angry. Then, you can take out the anger by physically exercising which releases endorphins and diminishes the negative emotion that you have now thoroughly processed. The second most persuasive appeal to me is an emotional appeal. If I were to create an emotional appeal it would have to involve something that the listener feels strongly about. People with children might be more affected by an emotional appeal that incorporates the consequences that unhealthy lifestyle has on their health. I would say something along the lines of, “a poor diet and sedentary lifestyle shortens the time that you will have with the people that you love.” Since they want to live a long time and watch their children grow up healthy, that might strike a chord with