Using logical appeals in persuasive speaking __________.
A. is tricky because most people do not think logically
B. is likely to keep listeners persuaded over time as long as the evidence provided is reliable
C. is never as effective as arguing from emotional appeals
D. is only useful if the audience is well-educated and predisposed to accept your position
Answer: B
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