Argument Resonance

Definition

Argument resonance refers to the degree to which an argument connects with its intended audience by appealing to their values, beliefs, emotions, or experiences. It measures how effectively an argument strikes a chord with people's existing perspectives.

Related terms

Rhetorical Devices: Techniques used in writing or speaking to enhance the effectiveness of an argument by appealing to logic, emotion, or credibility.

Persuasive Appeals: Strategies employed to convince an audience by appealing to their reason (logos), emotions (pathos), or ethics/credibility (ethos).

Audience Response: The reactions, opinions, or feedback from the intended audience in response to a particular message or argument.