Does context affect ethos? Explain how it does or does not, then give an example (from your own knowledge, a hypothetical, or an example from the book or from history) to illuminate your answer
What will be an ideal response?
The best answers will:
1. answer in the affirmative, explaining that the situation governs which element of ethos audiences will value over the others.
2. illustrate the point by providing examples such as:
• valuing trustworthiness most in a town-hall meeting
• valuing competence most when an expert is explaining a safety plan
• among many other possibilities.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A purpose statement should be large in scope and broadly worded
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
________________ refers to the raw material of small group interaction.
A. Input B. Equifinality C. Output D. Throughput
In order to increase your self-awareness, the text advises you to ___________
a. find fault within yourself b. increase your open self c. ignore most nonverbal messages d. praise and compliment others