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A SERIOUS DISAGREEMENT AND ARGUMENT OVER AN:DEA OR
BELIEF​

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Abstract: The analysis and methods of resolution of disagreements in belief and attitude are discussed.

I. A significant aspect of the import of language in everyday life is recognizing that language is used for both literal and emotional communication. Words have both a literal meaning and an emotional impact.

A. Words with emotive significance or emotive meaning are slanted positively or negatively. Consider the following three observations of little Mary’s room.

1. "Little Mary’s room is a pigsty."

2. "Little Mary’s room is untidy."

3. "Little Mary’s belongings are strewn about the room in gay profusion."

B. All three examples exhibit a similar literal significance but differ greatly in emotive significance. Several features of this example should be noted.

1. Almost any state of affairs, no matter how unfortunate, can be put in a positive or negative light without changing the factual significance of what is said.

a. Thus, the technique of changing the emotive significance has a great effect on shaping the attitudes of others and is sometimes used for manipulation and persuasion.

b. The number of ways we can communicate the same state of affairs is limited to some extent by the richness of the language we use and our facility of that language.

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