The opponent in factual argumentation may not dispute the topicality of the
advocate's primary inference.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
F
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Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding informative and persuasive speaking?
A) Informative speeches often persuade listeners to change their behavior. B) Persuasive speeches often must inform audiences about new ideas. C) Multiple strategies are often necessary in order to accomplish a speaker's goals. D) Describing and explaining are strategies that can be used for both. E) Informative and persuasive strategies are never used together in the same speech.
When interviewing a candidate, which of the following is important to do?
A. Do not be too friendly so that the candidate is misled as to your intentions. B. Wait until the interview before reviewing the candidate's resume so that you are not biased going in. C. Explain the interview purpose and outcomes so the candidate knows that to expect. D. Avoid discussing the candidate's weaknesses so they do not feel unimportant.
Describe each of the three types of power relationships. Explain which one you think is best in a relationship, supporting your answer with examples.
What will be an ideal response?
Speakers are said to pontificate when they __________.
A. offer judgments without any basis B. paraphrase remarks as proof C. assume one thing causes another D. rely on lay testimony