Recall a time when you received ambiguous, equivocal, or contradictory information on which you had to make a decision or act. What concepts from Organizational Information Theory could be applied to describe what you did (or what you might have done if you'd been aware of the theory)?
What will be an ideal response?
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A persuasive speech attempting to show that most of the problems caused by traditional chemotherapy can be easily avoided by holistic medical care is organized in the following pattern: a. problem-cause-solution organization
b. Monroe's motivated sequence. c. problem-solution organization. d. comparative advantage organization.
Which of the following is an example of an effective specific purpose?
A) to persuade my audience to be generous B) to persuade my audience to contribute a book to the next local library fund-raiser C) to persuade my audience to contribute to a cause D) to persuade my audience to contribute a book
The Geico gecko, Flo from Progressive Insurance, and the Aflac duck are all recognized characters today because of
A. advertising. B. billboards. C. radio. D. word of mouth.
What are the four steps of the Ideal Solution Format?
What will be an ideal response?