During the 1964 presidential campaign,Barry Goldwater created an advertisement titled "Daisy Girl," in which a little girl is seemingly overtaken by a nuclear explosion.This advertisement can be classified as:

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The advertisement "Daisy Girl" was a fear-based appeal, as it sought to evoke anxiety and concern about the possibility of a nuclear war and the potential consequences. The explicit imagery of a young girl being threatened by a nuclear explosion was meant to frighten viewers and elicit an emotional response that would influence their political attitudes and behaviors.

During the 1964 Presidential Campaign,Barry Goldwater Created an Advertisement Titled