You want to have a talk with your younger sister about the dangers of drugs. You begin the discussion by saying, "Now, your friends are probably going to tell you that only people with problems to begin with get into trouble with drugs, and that you’re a chicken if you don’t get high with them, but" You have just used to persuade her to avoid experimenting with drugs.a. a fear-based appeal
b. a one-sided argument
c. attitude accessibility
d. attitude inoculation

D). Attitude Inoculation.

Explanation:

'Attitude inoculation' is demonstrated as the manner or pattern in which a specific belief or attitude could be secured or protected against the exposure or influence. William J. Mcguire's proposed this theory in 1961 to elaborate that how individuals can safeguard their existing beliefs as well as attitudes from being subject to change due to various influential sources like peer-pressures, advertisement, attractions, etc.

In the given example, 'attitude inoculation' has been employed by using small contradictory arguments or examples like 'tell you..only people with problems to begin with getting into trouble with drugs' that would help protect the existing belief of considering the drugs as a dangerous thing and adopts an in-experimental towards it. Therefore, she employs 'attitude inoculation' to protect/resist her own beliefs from being changed due to various influences and persuade her to ignore any kind of experimentation with drugs. Thus, option D is the correct answer.

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