When using a single-message experimental design it is difficult to prove causation because:
a. there is unambiguous causal attribution
b. it is impossible to change just one variable
c. only one message is being tested
d. there are too many confounding variables
b. it is impossible to change just one variable
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A. Edwin Armstrong B. Edward R. Murrow C. Walter Cronkite D. Chet Huntley E. David Brinkley F. none of these
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A. responding B. understanding C. evaluating D. hearing
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A) stress the relevancy of the material to your audience. B) present real and hypothetical examples in the same way. C) always create extended examples to add the most clarity. D) avoid the use of hypothetical examples.