When speaking to persuade, you need to think of your speech as a kind of mental dialogue with your audience.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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a. a wide-angle shot b. a narrow-angle shot c. a shot with shallow depth of field d. a shot with great depth of field e. a field-of-view shot
Which of the following tends to be true about lesbian relationships?
A) One partner tends to be expected to be the breadwinner. B) They tend to be based on tangible investments such as money and possessions. C) They tend to be bound by traditional gender roles. D) The partners involved tend to have the most equality of all types of relationships.
"Let's begin by looking at the problem from the client's point of view. Then let's compare their views with our assumptions." This statement would most likely be made by a group member functioning in which of the following task roles?
a) Gatekeeper b) Opinion provider c) Information provider d) Coordinator e) Implementer
A faster speaking rate, higher vocal pitch, and louder volume when speaking suggests
A) energy. B) solemnity. C) clarity. D) authority.