What are the three types of persuasive speeches and how do they differ?
What will be an ideal response?
A speech to convince deals with audiences that are either undecided, indifferent or
opposed; it employs local proofs. A speech to reinforce appeals essentially to the
motives, attitudes and sentiments of an audience that is in agreement with the speaker?s
point of view. A speech to actuate calls for a specific action on the part of the audience
and are most successful when directed at audiences that agree with the speaker.
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Statistics enable speakers to __________.
A. summarize a large amount of data quickly B. gloss over insignificant trends C. explain why something occurred D. creatively engage the audience
A speaker should always exercise cultural sensitivity when choosing language
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
________ includes information about how the first message was received
a) Messaging b) Encoding c) Decoding d) Feedback
A form of certainty language that assumes our culture and its norms are the only right ones is __________
a. ethnocentrism b. cultural relativism c. self-serving bias d. provisionalism e. stability