The number of people counted as living outside their country of birth in 2013 was approximately ______.
A. 240 million
B. 50 million
C. 120 million
D. 12 million
A. 240 million
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Christina wanted to find out how her planned persuasive speech advocating an increase in student fees
would affect her audience. She discussed her ideas with a group of her classmates to probe their feelings about the topic. What method of audience analysis was Christina using? A) formal B) informal C) general D) specific E) reactive
When we hand over speaking to another person, it is known as ______.
a. turnover b. turnaround c. turnkey d. turn taking
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Recent research into leadership has suggested that there are no universal characteristics, traits, or styles that lead to success as a leader. 2. Functions or behaviors that groups must perform are identifiable behaviors that can be learned by anybody. 3. The laissez-faire leader fosters more independence than the autocratic or democratic leader 4. Larson (1993) found that the most effective leaders were those who created a process in which people have more autonomy. 5. The counterdependent person is one who can either take over and lead when the situation demands or follow the lead of others when that role is more appropriate.
Helping an audience understand probability and trade-offs are ways to:
a) teach the audience to detect a risk message. b) help the audience decode a difficult risk message. c) help deepen the audience’s understanding of risk. d) help create agreement about the likelihood or severity of risk.