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Which theory of communication states the public will not have faith in a writer's message, or act on it, if it clashes with their existing beliefs?
a. Cognitive dissonance b. Diffusion c. Adoption d. Source credibility
Rachel wants to give her listeners a "road map" so they know where she will be taking them in the remainder of her speech. She should consider
A) motivating the audience to listen. B) forecasting the main points. C) ordering the main points. D) creating parallel structure. E) limiting the number of main points.
Because special occasion speeches often attempt to stir listeners' emotions, it is important to be able to
A. tell a joke. B. make constant eye contact with the audience. C. cry on cue. D. adapt to your audience.
Parallelism occurs when many words in a sentence begin with the same letter
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