advocacy and persuasion
Advocacy refers to the active support or promotion of a particular cause, idea, or belief, often in an effort to bring about change or achieve a specific outcome. It involves expressing and defending one's viewpoint while actively working to influence others to adopt and support that perspective. Persuasion, on the other hand, involves using techniques and methods to convince or influence others to change their beliefs, attitudes, or actions. It aims to sway individuals by presenting logical reasoning, emotional appeals, or compelling evidence that encourages them to align with a certain viewpoint or take a specific course of action. In summary, advocacy entails actively supporting and promoting a cause, while persuasion focuses on influencing others to adopt or act upon a particular belief or viewpoint.
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