You analyze your audience to become more insightful about how you approach your topic.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Your textbook identifies four types of presentations. Which of the following types is not one of those types?
a. speaking to present b. speaking to entertain c. speaking to persuade d. speaking to inspire e. speaking to inform
Ralph Nichols notes that the volume of notes taken increases their value to the note taker
True False
Horace manages workers with about the same level of seniority as he has. When Horace is told to make department budget cuts, he asks his staff for input
They quickly suggest foregoing raises this year to avoid any layoffs while still meeting budget demands. Which strategy did Horace use to resolve this conflict? a. accommodating b. compromising c. competing d. avoiding
You are trying to persuade an audience that animals should not be used for research purposes. You provide horror stories about animals that were abused and died unnecessarily. The members of your audience understand the narratives, but they do not believe them. In this instance, you have provided evidence, but not proof.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)