Question

in the rhetorical triangle, what does pathos refer to?
the credibility of the speaker
the logic of the message
the emotion of the audience

Explanation:

In the rhetorical triangle, pathos is a rhetorical device that aims to evoke emotions in the audience. It is used to persuade by appealing to feelings rather than logic (logos) or the speaker's credibility (ethos).

Answer:

the emotion of the audience