Dani runs an experiment to test if messages using a guilt appeal are more persuasive than those not using a guilt appeal in persuading parents to vaccinate their children. She finds that the messages with the guilt appeal are more persuasive. From this experiment she can conclude:
a. guilt appeals are more persuasive that other appeals
b. guilt appeals are persuasive in health-related situations
c. that in this case guilt appeals are more persuasive
d. guilt appeals are an effective means of persuasion
c. that in this case guilt appeals are more persuasive
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What will be an ideal response?
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A) eliminating boards of directors at any newly-acquired subsidiaries. B) having day-to-day decisions for all subsidiaries made in one centralized, executive office. C) ownership of subsidiaries that remain distinct operating entities. D) ownership of some subsidiaries whose business does not involve communication.
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a. enunciation. b. pronunciation. c. variety. d. stress patterns.
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a. static evaluation. b. abstraction. c. syntactic rules. d. denotative meanings. e. semantic rules