Remarks aired on a radio or television station are likely to be found extreme and outrageous if ______.
a. the remarks were made on a call-in program
b. the station carries The Howard Stern Show
c. the person saying the words knew the plaintiff was particularly susceptible to emotional distress
d. the person saying the words had met the plaintiff before the broadcast
c. the person saying the words knew the plaintiff was particularly susceptible to emotional distress
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Was this a good idea, according to your textbook? A) Yes; the more creative the visual aids, the better the speech will be. B) Yes, if Delaney were certain that the visual aid would make a difference. C) No, because Delaney didn?t have a chance to rehearse with the new aid. D) No, because the extra visual aid would make Delaney?s speech run over time.
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of conducting research:
a. Helps to save time and money b. Helps to properly identify a PR opportunity or problem c. Helps to craft best strategy d. Helps to make informed decisions
A speech about "The Implications of Genetic Engineering" would be inappropriate in a time limit of six minutes because the topic is
a. not very worthwhile. b. not culturally sensitive. c. not limited in scope. d. not concrete enough.
The remarks an actor makes after receiving an Academy Award are an example of a(n) ________ speech.
A. informative B. persuasive C. special occasion D. introductory