Delaying the identification of a speaker’s identity is a good idea when:
a. there is a high likelihood that the audience will not like the speaker
b. the speaker is a celebrity or well know
c. message designers want to minimize the effect of the speaker’s credibility
d. there is a desire to surprise or shock the audience
c. message designers want to minimize the effect of the speaker’s credibility
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The problem-solving technique that recognizes that sometimes people working by themselves in the presence of others generate more ideas than during group interaction is known as the ________.
What will be an ideal response?
A concluding transition needs to be followed quickly by
a. an illustration or anecdote. b. a quotation. c. a humorous comment. d. the final statement of the speech.
Which of the following is NOT listed as one of the worst ways to look for a job?
A. Using the internet B. Answering ads in a trade journal C. Knocking on the door of any employer, factory, or office that interests you D. Mailing out resumes to employers at random
Which of the following is an effective conclusion technique?
A) Referring to your references B) Using off-color humor C) Using propaganda D) Creating an inspirational appeal