Reizwort
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peer agreement (net): +1emotive term Explanation: This is one possibility, but your context is far too meagre to be sure how the German term is being used. Philosophie - [ Translate this page ] Der englische Begriff für Reizwort heißt "emotive word". Das bedeutet: Worte bewirken mehr als zu informieren. Oder: sie informieren über mehr als das, ... www.reizwort.de/Pressearbeit/Philosophie/philosophie.html odge Wörterbuch - Reizwort {n} Übersetzung Deutsch-Englisch - [ Translate this page ] Deutsch-Englisch Übersetzungen für das Wort "Reizwort {n}Neutrum (das)": emotive word • emotive term. Suche im Wörterbuch. Sonderzeichen einfügen: ... odge.de/deutsch-englisch/Reizwort+%7Bn%7D.html - |
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falls RW Analyse, dann association analysis Explanation: siehe meine und andere Antworten unter http://www.proz.com/kudoz/1328915 |
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provocative term/word Explanation: could work...very hard with such sparse context |
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stimulus, cue, prompt Explanation: This is absolutely impossible without more context, but it needs to be pointed out that in physiology and psychology a Reiz is simply a stimulus. When used in a technical sense "Reiz" has no overtones of anything emotional, irritating or whatever. We need a lot more background information to tell what is required here. |
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emotional appeal (-) / stimulant (+) Explanation: In the management brainstorming, depending on the context, if it is used in the negative sense, it could be "emotional appeal", and if it is used in the positive sense, then it can be a "stimulant". Emotional Appeals are fallacies that persuade by appealing to emotions (desires, gut reactions, etc.) that are not relevant to the question at hand. Since emotions often have opposites, one characteristic of the Emotional Appeals is that they consistently seem to come in pairs. However, as times and tastes change, one member of the pair may have the stronger appeal and therefore tend to be more common. |
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