Comparative evidence, ad populum, and appeal to tradition are examples of fallacies in
A) reasoning.
B) claims.
C) responding.
D) evidence.
D
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That individuals establish and continue social relationships on the basis of their expectations that such relationships will be mutually beneficial. Which of the following theories does this assumption best characterize?
A. Social penetration theory. B. Social exchange theory. C. Social benefit theory. D. Social market theory.
When a speaker makes local references and shapes his/her examples for a particular situation, which context is the speaker addressing?
a. the need to understand the limitations of talk b. the need to recognize that all people are different and complex c. the need to adapt the messages and him/her self to particular audiences d. the need to consciously seek and react to audience feedback
How did the Love is Love destination wedding commemorate the landmark announcement for same-sex marriage equality in Florida?
What will be an ideal response?
Cindy and Brian agree to sell the couch and split the money. The mediator records that agreement, and then asks, “What if the couch doesn’t sell?” The parties then make ______ to deal with the two potential futures.
A. concrete potentialities B. flexible options C. reversals D. contingency agreements