Which of the following is not true of inoculation theory?
A. Mentioning opposing arguments is enough to build inoculation.
B. You can make people immune to accepting ideas the same way a vaccination makes people
immune to a disease.
C. Inoculation simulates the process of counterargument.
D. It will build audience resistance to future attacks by creating a broad blanket of protection.
A
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a. unlikely to experience a high level of dissonance because they were both good options. b. likely to regret her decision c. likely to experience dissonance because both were good options d. likely to experience dissonance because she did not have enough consonant cognitions about her decision
Which of the following is not a characteristic of online media?
A. They are social. B. They are mobile. C. They are location based. D. You can’t fool me, all of these are characteristics of online media.
In delivering a team presentation, there are several tasks that the author recommend be completed by
only one person. Explain what these tasks are and why it is best to have only one person do them. What will be an ideal response?
Using presentation aids to demonstrate step-by-step procedures is most effective for which type of speech?
a. An informative speech b. A speech to entertain c. A persuasive speech d. A motivational speech