Generally, what is the ideal group size for a problem-solving discussion?
a) 3–5 people
b) 4–6 people
c) 5–7 people
d) 6–9 people
e) 8–12 people
ANS: c
You might also like to view...
Iris is assigned to a small group to do some research on another culture. At the end of class, Iris is asked by the professor to give a quick report on her group's findings for the day. Iris is being asked to give what kind of speech?
A. extemporaneous B. memorized C. impromptu D. scripted
Jane is trying to convince her roommates to attend the Take Back the Night Rally with her, a national event to raise awareness about sexual assault. She mentions that she goes because it is a way for her to publically show how important it is to her that the women in her life including are friends live in a world where they are safe from being assaulted. Which technique is Jane using?
a. Inducing Feelings of Hypocrisy b. Inducing Feelings of Guilt c. Enhancing the Perceived Relevance of the attitude d. Enhancing feels of self-efficacy
An argument that introduces irrelevant information into an argument to distract an audience from the real issue is known as a(n): a. slippery slope fallacy
b. bandwagon fallacy. c. red herring fallacy. d. ad hominem fallacy.
Under certain circumstances, a speech of introduction might last up to 10 minutes or even longer
Indicate whether the statement is true or false