The FCC used to define "profane language" as divine imprecation and religious blasphemy.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Because signs are fallible all of the following guidelines must be used except: a. make sure a sign is not just an isolated instance
b. think about whether an alternative explanation is more credible. c. if you can find instances in which a sign does not indicate a particular event, you do not have a solid argument. d. use emotional appeal when relying on a sign.
Spoken words alone are abstract and can be misinterpreted, so by adding visual aids to a speech
presentation the speaker can increase A) audience interest. B) their credibility. C) listener comprehension. D) rhetorical sensitivity. E) heterogeneity.
During the late 1980s a crackdown on misleading advertising in the airline and car rental industries was launched by:
a) the Federal Trade Commission; b) the Federal Aviation Administration; c) the Federal Consumer Protection Agency; d) the National Association of Attorneys General; e) none of these--there has been no such crackdown.
Individuals perform diverse roles in communication networks
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.