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  The propaganda techniques we want to identify are classified in 5 categories:
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- 1. Self-Identification Techniques
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  These techniques exploit the audience's feelings of association (or desire to be associated) with a larger group. They suggest that the audience should feel united, motivated, or threatened by the same factors that unite, motivate, or threaten that group.
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- 2. Defamation Techniques
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  These techniques represent direct or indirect attacks against an entity's reputation and worth.
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- 3. Legitimisation Techniques
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  These techniques attempt to prove and legitimise the propagandist's statements by using arguments that cannot be falsified because they are based on moral values or personal experiences.
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- 4. Logical Fallacies
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  These techniques appeal to the audience's reason and masquerade as objective and factual arguments, but in reality, they exploit distractions and flawed logic.
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- 5. Rhetorical Devices
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  These techniques seek to influence the audience and control the conversation by using linguistic methods.
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  ## Uses
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- To be used as a multilabel classifier to identify if 5 different
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  ### Example
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  The propaganda techniques we want to identify are classified in 5 categories:
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+ 1. Self-Identification Techniques:
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  These techniques exploit the audience's feelings of association (or desire to be associated) with a larger group. They suggest that the audience should feel united, motivated, or threatened by the same factors that unite, motivate, or threaten that group.
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+ 2. Defamation Techniques:
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  These techniques represent direct or indirect attacks against an entity's reputation and worth.
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+ 3. Legitimisation Techniques:
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  These techniques attempt to prove and legitimise the propagandist's statements by using arguments that cannot be falsified because they are based on moral values or personal experiences.
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+ 4. Logical Fallacies:
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  These techniques appeal to the audience's reason and masquerade as objective and factual arguments, but in reality, they exploit distractions and flawed logic.
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+ 5. Rhetorical Devices:
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  These techniques seek to influence the audience and control the conversation by using linguistic methods.
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  ## Uses
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+ To be used as a multilabel classifier to identify if the sample text contains one or more of the five propaganda techniques mentioned above.
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  ### Example
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