When Barack Obama ran for the U.S. presidency in 2008, unprecedented crowds gathered to hear him speak. He was well known for slogans such as, "Yes, we can" and "Change we can believe in." When Obama rallied crowds with such statements, he was relying on which of the following to increase his credibility?
A. character
B. enthusiasm
C. competence
D. charisma
Answer: D
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a. Structured b. Balanced c. Question-answer d. Controlled
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a. visualization. b. cognitive restructuring. c. selective relaxation. d. rhetoric-therapy.
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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a. Conflict between parents prior to divorce b. Economic status of the custodial parent c. Contact and relationship with the non-custodial parent d. Relationship between custodial and non-custodial parent e. All of the above