List three of the questions a careful listener should ask about a speaker's evidence.
What will be an ideal response?
Possible answers include:
Is the evidence accurate? Is the evidence from objective sources? Is the evidence relevant to the speaker's claims? Is the evidence sufficient to support the speaker's points?
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After developing strategic objectives you advance to the programming stage which encompasses these activities:
a. testing objectives, determining key strategy, choosing key messages, and developing tactics b. defining target audience, developing a budget, determining strategy, and choosing key messages c. defining target audience, determining strategy, choosing key messages, and developing tactics d. defining target audience, determining strategy, developing tactics, and securing a spokesperson