Persuading your audience that you can protect them from harm is an example of a(n) appeal based on the desire for
a. logical; safety
b. safety; emotional
c. logical; emotional
d. emotional; safety

The answer would be : D. Emotional;Safety
Persuading your audience that you can protect them from harm is an example of an Emotional Appeal, which is a form of logical fallacy to win the favor of the crowd, which is an appeal based on the desire for Safety, which is a basic human instinct

The answer is: D. Emotional; safety. Pathos appeals relies on the audience's personal connection to the subject matter. In this case, the speaker will try to use the emotional appeal in order to convince the audience or the people to agree for that goal which is the desire for safety.