Question

What strategies does this ad use to the motivate the public?

It shows someone who is famous.
It promotes the idea of self-preservation.
It uses social pressures to protect those at high risk.
It provides statistics on the dangers of the flu.

Answer 1

I don’t have the ad image/text here — could you paste it or describe it briefly?

If you can’t, here’s how to tell which strategies it uses:

- Shows someone who is famous — look for a recognizable celebrity photo, name, or endorsement line.
- Promotes self‑preservation — look for messaging like “protect yourself,” “stay safe,” or emphasis on personal benefits (avoid getting sick).
- Uses social pressure to protect those at high risk — look for appeals to protect others (e.g., “help keep grandparents safe,” “do it for your community”), social-norm language (“most people are getting vaccinated”), or guilt/obligation framing.
- Provides statistics on dangers of the flu — look for numbers, percentages, case counts, death rates, or citations.

If you paste the ad text or an image description I’ll mark which of the four it uses and explain why.