Persuasion Argumentative Analysis

Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell teaches you the understanding of success. Malcolm Gladwell in the book Outliers uses logos, pathos, and ethos to get his argument across. Outliers was written for the purpose to show the audience that success isn’t all on how hard you work, raw talent, intelligence or personality traits. Success comes from your culture, who your parents are, when you were born and the opportunities you have been given. The argument by logic, emotion and character are all put into Outliers to convince the readers that success is what you make of it.

In particular they are inclined to see their interest as clashing, incompatible. This supports the idea of the ‘Fixed-Pie Belief’. The negotiations results will depend on whether parties have or do not have similar interests and whether or not the issues are or are not compatible with each other. Another implication which was found as a result from the experiments shows that biased conflict perceptions are quite strongly swayed by interests which relate to oneself.

However, after having an integrative negotiation both side were able to come to an understanding and work well so that both side could get the part of the fruit they needed. 2. What information was shared during the negotiation? Was there full disclosure? How did your approach change based on how much information was disclosed?

He views the human beings as people who do not know what is right or wrong unless they are guided (Macpherson, 2010). Due to his contributions, authorities that governed the people came up and guided people’s behaviors This restored order among the people and thus life was better and more

1.2.6 The Principle of Scarcity When people sense the potential loss they may completely change their decisions. Frankly speaking, people get more motivated by the thought of losing something than by the thought of gaining something of equal value. (Cialdini R. B., 2011, p. 4) Everything is clear.

Like i said you're only going to receive what you put out. Personally, being my own producer i believe that if you work hard and do what you're passionate about. Good things will come back to you in return. Life will also gift you with everything you'll need. These are all fine examples of how Karma can have a positive effect on life to the will of modern society.

Although, there are still some things we, as humans, are given naturally that we cannot just avoid or take away. These are our natural primary goods such as intelligence, health, or strength, and they sometimes do influence our social standing or success in life. This made Rawls’s argument instable, and in order to fix it he came up with the difference principle which states that such inequalities are acceptable, as long as they enhance the wellbeing of the least advantaged. The idea of being ambition-sensitive and endowment-insensitive are key to his overall position on distributive justice. For Rawls, distributive justice means a world

As humans we have limitations in our endeavor and achievements. We can free ourselves from prejudices and blindness, but not to the whole of it. As Michael Morgan has said; our goal is to free ourselves from the distortion and corruptions of our finitude to become rational, active, and free. This is something like to become the whole, which sounds like the highest good, or divine. This is a challenge in life that we should not escape.

I believe that it is important to develop your own coaching philosophy because then you have a system in place that you believe in. In order to have your players or the people that are learning from you to personally believe in you in my own opinion it has to be something that you created, even if you grab bits and pieces from other coaches as long as it isn’t completely stealing another ones philosophy. I don’t believe it would even be possible to develop your own philosophy without gathering information from others the way i look at it is the more knowledge you gain from multiple people and mold that creativity into your own the better it will be. Example you learn a lot from coach A,B, and C you take everything you learned from all of them

In order to success, conformity has always been seen as very efficient but what I feel is truly key and could differentiate you from a whole is confidence and the affirmation in what you believe is right. With that in mind, it is important to understand your own comfort zone and have the courage to step outside of it to thrive. Masks all around the world are used to share a specific message and mine is one of self-affirmation because it has been something I, myself struggled with. Nevertheless, it seems to be confusing how can people influence and control us this much, and the answer to this question lies behind who are we

He mentions that the education system has the pinnacle well checked, but is lacking on the basics of the pyramid. This also allows the audience to see that if you have the right bases your pyramid will work for you. Andrade’s choice to use Tupac’s story is for the audience to see that one action can change a person’s life. The anecdote shows us that if you push the person in the right direction with time and tell them that they are worth it and believe in them selves they can improve.

In July of 1988, Dorothy Ann Willis Richards, the Texas State Treasurer at the time, gave a speech at the Democratic National Convention in Atlanta, Georgia. The room was filled with democratic supporters to whom Richards emphasizes the need to for American politics to "do better." Her speech was intended to persuade the audience to vote for the Democratic party in the upcoming election, rather than the Republican party. Richards attempts to persuade the audience through her use of humor, repetition, and personal anecdotes. Richards kicks off her speech with the humorous statement ,"After listening to George Bush all these years, I figured you needed to know what a real Texas accent sounds like.