When adjusting your speech to address the continuum of audience attitudes, focus on those
who(se)
A. will be least interested in your topic.
B. will be most interested in your topic.
C. interest level is typical for most people in the audience.
D. are neutral toward your topic.
C
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Choose the research term that describes the variable the researcher is trying to explain.
A. Dependent variable B. Independent variable
Idioms are
A. words or phrases that are highly technical or obscure and therefore unfamiliar to a general audience. B. words or phrases borrowed from one language and used for a new meaning in another. C. newly invented words, often developed to describe new technologies or concepts, that may be unfamiliar to a listener. D. expressions that have a culturally-specific meaning and should not be taken literally.
Referring to the introduction provides psychological closure for listeners
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Cognitively complex members assume less and ask more questions.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)