Speakers who use false claims to tug at the emotions of the audience, instead of using sound evidence and logical arguments, are examples of
a. untrustworthy speakers.
b. unimaginative speakers.
c. ineffective speakers.
d. unethical speakers.
d
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Consider the following main points:I. Campus speech codes are unacceptably vague.II. Campus speech codes discourage the discussion of controversial issues.III. Campus speech codes bring bad publicity to the college.Which of the following qualities is represented in these points?
A. logically dependent B. relatively unfamiliar C. logically independent D. chronological
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a. body artifacts b. physical attractiveness c. personal space d. territorial markers
Never throw away something someone gives you in a meeting
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.