Aristotle taught his rhetoric students that arguments,reasoning,and evidence are used to support claims.When a persuasive speaker plans and prepares the message with this assertion in mind,what type of persuasive proof is highlighted?
A)logos
B)ethos
C)pathos
D)mythos
E)logistics

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Aristotle's teachings on rhetoric emphasize the use of logical reasoning and evidence to support claims, which is highlighted by the persuasive proof known as logos. Ethos, pathos, and mythos are also important elements of persuasion, but in this context, the emphasis is on logical argumentation. Logistics is not a term commonly used in the study of persuasion.

Aristotle Taught His Rhetoric Students That Arguments,reasoning,and Evidence Are Used