Ted is most likely to elicit an opinion change from an audience whose opinion differs greatly from his own if Ted:
A. is credible.
B. talks slowly.
C. uses a one-sided argument.
D. uses the peripheral route.
Answer: A
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
According to the article Oh Rats!incorporating the study of Kim et al. on prenatal alcohol exposure,
psychology textbooks may well contain statements that are wrong because (a) most of them are at least 20 years old (b) they are written by authors who are not psychologists (c) psychology changes very fast as new information appears (d) errors occur because books must be produced so cheaply