Insinuated vs Asserted Ad Hominem
As they are usually plausibly deniable and not explicitly stated, insinuations are assumed to preserve the image speakers want to project to their audience. We experimentally investigated the effect of insinuated ad hominem on perceived ability, benevolence and integrity – building on Mayer et al. (1995)’s framework for trust assessment. We assumed and
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