Terms & Definitions
P
13 terms- Pity
- Likelihood of influencing through compassion or self-directed sympathy.
- Planning
- The capability of a Cognitive Agent to predictively compose an objective or goal by predicting or inferring something about the future.
- PolarityPrimitive
- Likelihood of fostering division or alienation.
- PowerPrimitive
- Likelihood of being able to control outcomes through strength and assertiveness.
- Precision
- The degree to which language is clear and exact.
- Premises
- Likelihood of constructing a solid foundation for arguments.
- Premise StrengthPrimitive
- Likelihood of premises being logical, relevant, and sound.
- Premise WeaknessPrimitive
- Likelihood of premises being weak, irrelevant, or unsound.
- Procedural Knowledge
- A sequence of two or more Statements that derive a predictable end-result.
- Prioritization
- The speaker’s ability to emphasize the most important points and present them clearly.
- Pathos
- A Mode of Reasoning that relies on Dimensions of Emotional Resonance to influence the audience through evoked feelings.
- Pathogenerativity
- The qualities of Natural Language that generate Resonance across the six measurable Dimensions of Pathos.
- Persuasive Force
- Persuasive Force drives the effectiveness of communication, influencing how messages shape decisions, beliefs, and actions.