Often, it relies on worst-case scenarios and threatens horrible consequences if action is not taken.

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We're almost constantly bombarded with messages by groups such as advertisers and politicians. They all have the same idea in mind: Convince us to agree with their message and adopt it as our own. Often, these messages are referred to as propaganda, which usually means tricking the audience into adopting a certain belief. Yet, historically, propaganda hasn't been full of outright lies or deception, as many people believe. Rather, it uses facts and beliefs to influence an audience and omits any details that might tell a different story.

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