Question 19 (5 points)Read the following statement."It's a fact that smoking causes cancer. Therefore, if you don't want cancer, you shouldn't smoke."This is an example of _________________________________. aEthos bLogos cNone of the above. dPathosQuestion 20 (5 points)Ethos is best defined as acharacter, credibility and moral values ba counter argument ca type of bias da way to persuade

Smokers tend to endorse information that supports their behaviour, such as that smoking reduces stress orthat the health risks of smoking are not as serious. This reflects theA. self-serving bias.B. false-consensus bias.C. confirmation bias.

Which of the following statements best reflects why smokers may experience cognitive dissonance?A. ‘The majority of people can agree that smoking does pose serious risks to health, however, some peoplecontinue to smoke.’B. ‘Smokers tend to endorse information that supports their behaviour.

Tom is a smoker and has heard that smoking increases the risk of lung cancer. According to the health belief model, what is most likely to influence Tom's decision to quit smoking?Group of answer choicesHis perceived susceptibility to lung cancerHis perceived severity of lung cancerHis perceived benefits of quitting smokingAll of the above

Illness beliefs play no role in the initiation and promotion of cancer.Question 5Answera.Trueb.False

Which of the following statements about smoking is the best example of an appeal to pathos?Multiple ChoiceWhen you add it all up, smoking costs a person almost $7,000 a year.Smoking is the number one cause of emphysema.Most employers can legally discriminate against smokers.Aren’t you angry about cigarettes controlling your life?