In considering how knowledgeable your audience is about your topic, you should __________.
A. not confuse lack of knowledge with lack of intelligence
B. only present information that the audience already knows about
C. downplay your expertise so as not to intimidate them
D. avoid acknowledging their level of knowledge during the speech
Answer: A
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a. pseudolistening b. active listening c. passive listening d. gap filling
A PR practitioner decides to use television to promote a political point of view. This decision is considered ______.
a. tactic b. strategy c. objective d. goal
When the decision makers are well informed and will be exposed to counterargument, refutation probably
should be a. avoided. b. withheld until the end of the session. c. one-sided and highly partisan. d. multi-sided and apparently objective.
Because policy argumentation is concerned with change for the future, analyzing the
historical background of the topic is not important. Indicate whether the statement is true or false