When you attempt to employ logic to support claims in your papers, your reasoning is sometimes weakened because you are presenting fallacious arguments. It is important for you to be able to identify and eliminate fallacies in your writing. The argumentation methods comprising these five categories can be used as rhetorical devices, but they must not be confused with logical thinking.
Tutors can help their students to make such a distinction.
Although this can be effective, manipulating audience feelings is not employing logic, and it does not make a writer's argument stronger. Logical thinking never involves feelings. The writer threatens the audience, explicitly or implicitly, with negative consequences if the claim is not believed. If you do not believe in God, you will go to hell. It is society's fault, not mine.