__________ is a deliberate attempt by the speaker to create, reinforce, or change the attitudes, beliefs, values, and/or behaviors of the listener.
a. Trickery
b. Persuasion
c. Arguing
d. Influencing
persuasion
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A. Sapir B. Saussure C. Volosinov D. Whorf
Which of the following is TRUE of intercultural relationships?
a. Intercultural relationships are decreasing today as prejudices across cultures increase. b. They are generally more superficial in the long run than relationships between people from the same culture. c. People tend to enter into them more out of sympathy or curiosity rather than genuine liking. d. Concerns of the extended family and societal perceptions of differences are accentuated compared with relationships between people from the same culture.
A group of teenagers were discussing their plans for the weekend. One of the members suggested that as they play laser tag at the mall every weekend, they should try something different. Every member came up with a variety of ideas
Which step of the reflective thinking process should the group take to decide which activity is best for them? a) Establish criteria b) Evaluate possible solutions. c) Introduce the problem. d) Define the problem.
A speaker says, "How long will America continue to be plagued with child abuse?" This is an example of ________ question.
A. a personal B. a rhetorical C. an overt-response