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Logos helps make an argument or presentation seem valid by using logical appeal through the use of numbers, statistics, and formal diction.
Example: "One out of every four students (22%) report being bullied during the school year" according to the National Bullying and Prevention Center.
Logos is an important rhetorical device used by persuasive speakers as it appeals to the audience by using appropriate, irrefutable facts and statistics to persuade an audience logically without sensationalizing information.
How to use Logos
Logos is a literary device that uses logical persuasion in an argument to convince or persuade the targeted audience of the speaker.
Introduction to Logos
When trying to convince a man he needs medical treatment, logos would be used to argue that a diagnosis wouldn't hurt his current condition and he could seek proper treatment once diagnosed.