Reasoning helps an audience make ________ , which are the mental leaps we make when we recognize that a speaker's evidence supports his or her claims
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
inferences
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You are a member of a long-standing policy committee at work. The committee has been asked to come up with suggestions for a system of peer performance evaluation to be instituted during the coming year. You realize that this is an important decision, and you also realize that your committee has a tendency to care more about getting along than about making a good decision. What steps could you take in the decision-making process to be sure that your group does not fall prey to "groupthink" and makes a high quality decision?
What will be an ideal response?
A speech for which the speaker invites the audience to see the world as she or he does is known as a: a. speech to alleviate a concern
b. speech to correct a misconception. c. speech to identify a problem. d. speech to articulate a position.
The statement "people often enjoy musicals" is more verbally immediate than saying "we will certainly enjoy the musical."
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Job seekers with little or no experience will benefit from tailoring their resume.
a. true b. false