PowerPoint is often not used correctly. Which of these is NOT a guideline for using PowerPoint
effectively?
A) Clear the screen when you want listeners to just focus on you.
B) Be familiar enough with slides so that you can skip ahead or go back as needed.
C) Limit or eliminate moving text.
D) Write everything that will be said on the slides.
D
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According to the libel-proof plaintiff doctrine, ______.
a. certain public officials are in such important positions that the media are forbidden from libeling them b. certain public officials are in such important positions that they cannot sue the media for libel c. people with already bad reputations have an easier time winning libel lawsuits d. some people have reputations so bad that even false and defamatory claims cannot harm their reputations any further
Define the maxims of tact, approbation, and modesty as related to the principle of polite conversation and provide a sample statement demonstrating each maxim.
What will be an ideal response?
In your speech to high school students, you explain how you have seen people do stupid things at parties as a result of drinking. You've witnessed how drunken people put themselves at risk, and you've heard of people's reputations being ruined because of alcohol-related incidents. Because of your experiences, you want to urge your listeners to avoid drinking in social situations, so they will not suffer similar consequences. What form of reasoning have you used in this speech?
A. deductive B. inductive C. causal D. syllogistic
Choose the research term that describes the variable that is manipulated.
A. Dependent variable B. Independent variable