Jim and Susan are getting a divorce, and they have been going to court to obtain a custody settlement. Jim suddenly realizes that his fight for the children has more to do with hurting Susan than with the children's well-being (they both are good parents to the children). Jim is portraying which stage in the forgiveness process?
A. The strand of commitment
B. The strand of forbearance
C. The strand of empathy
D. The strand of interaction
E. The strand of truth
Answer: B
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a. Robert allows her to ask to reduce the price. b. Amanda yields as necessary to avoid confrontation. c. Amanda does not think she is in a vulnerable position. d. If there is an agreement, there is no bias.
All of the following are ethical concerns of persuasive speaking EXCEPT
a. ethics are complex and many time decisions do not have easy answers. b. speakers should focus on both the ends and the means of the persuasive messages. c. speakers should think of the consequences of their presentation in regards to whom they might help or hurt as a result. d. speakers should hide or gloss over information that might reduce the persuasiveness of their speech.
Identify the three types of occasions for public speaking. Define each and explain how each type of occasion affects the type of speech to be given. Discuss differences between the demands of different occasions
What will be an ideal response?
According to your textbook, what is the most important reason for limiting the number of main points in a speech?
A. It is hard to phrase the central idea if a speech has too many main points. B. It is hard to maintain parallel wording if there are too many main points. C. It is hard to organize supporting materials if there are too many main points. D. It is hard for the audience to keep track of too many main points. E. It is hard to deliver a speech extemporaneously if it has too many main points.