Speakers can draw many valid conclusions about an audience's
values and attitudes simply by looking at them.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
F
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Carol has a friend who likes University X. On a visit to campus she meets forty students, all but one of whom likes the university--and that one simply doesn't like school. She concludes from these examples that University X is a good school. This is ________
A) ?parallel case reasoning. B) ?using a syllogism. C) ?induction. D) ?deduction. E) ?argument from analogy.
Postman (1992) hypothesizes that technology negatively changes the fabric of society.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Caley always becomes so nervous before speeches that she can hardly get her words out. What might be good advice to help Caley?
A. Do not try to give speeches anymore because you will just end up looking unintelligent. B. Give your speech to a few friends beforehand so they can give you feedback. C. Ask audience members that make you nervous to leave before you speak. D. Let the audience know ahead of time that you are not a professional speaker and that you will most likely mess up somewhere along the way. E. B and D
Transitions state both the idea the speaker is leaving and the one the speaker is coming to.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)