Which ethical position argues that a behavior is valid if you’re willing to apply it universally?
a. Judeo-Christian perspective
b. categorical imperative
c. utilitarianism
d. the Veil of Ignorance
b. categorical imperative
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Which of the following theoretical rationales have been used to study antisocial and pro-social effects?
a) Social learning theory b) Two-step flow theory c) Agenda setting approach d) The third person effect
When legislators argue about raising taxes to pay for new roads, they are engaging in ________ rhetoric
a. deliberative b. social c. epideictic d. cultural
Audiences can resist cause-and-effect speeches because __________.
A. the speech structure is too complicated B. they might think the situation is more complex than the speaker claims C. they tend to be uninteresting or dull D. audiences won't resist cause-and-effect speeches E. none of these choices
According to the theme that men must be successful, what is required? a. Being both good at what you do and better than others
b. Sharing power with other men. c. Achieving average success over time. d. Forming equal relationships with women. e. All of these choices