When writing an affirmation and visualization for your speech, you:
A. Increase your confidence for the speaking occasion
B. Should develop the picture and the statement in the most positive, clear, descriptive way possible
C. Should not include negative images in any way
D. All of the above
E. None of the above
D.
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Edith chose a poem to interpret that is no longer comfortable—it seemed to support her values when she began the process, but now realizes that it challenges some values that are important to her. Unfortunately, the assignment is due tomorrow afternoon. What is the best thing for Edith to do?
A. Abandon this text and quickly find a new one that supports her values. B. Abandon this text and skip class tomorrow. C. Keep this text and ignore the values problem—it's just an assignment. D. Keep this text and honestly explore the problems with the text.
Define and explain the third-person effect.
What will be an ideal response?
Examining your mental codes means asking yourself:
a. To what extent you have programmed your habits to serve your needs? b. What are your needs? c. What are your opinions about the media? d. All of the above