Unspecified Predicate

Omitting the verb or the object of the verb to increase the ambiguity of the statement.

“…and you can.”

“it will be easy.”

Extended Quotes

Embedding a suggestion in a series of enclosed quotations that mask who is saying what and to whom...

Using comparisons without specifying what is being compared. “It’s much...

A question placed at the end of a statement to induce confusion and increase compliance and reduce...

Claiming to know the thoughts or feelings of another without any indication as to how you came to...

Running the endings and beginnings of sentences together to induce confusion as to the intention of...

Using a selection of words in a sentence that can have a number of different interpretations and...