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If you choose to persuade your listeners to take steps to avoid identity theft, you would be wise to appeal to their security needs.
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Pathos refers to stories or examples that appeal to an audience's needs and feelings.
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A presentation that argues that a particular action should or should not be taken is based on a proposition of
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How can the foot-in-the-door technique be used in persuasive speaking?
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Connecting a set of specific facts to arrive at a more general conclusion is
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Which of these suggests our behavior is motivated by the need to meet our basic human necessities?
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Which of the rhetorical proofs is associated with reasoning?
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An ethical and competent persuasive speech should contain all three of the
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In what step of the motivated sequence would the speaker establish relevancy, interest, and motivation to listen?
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When using deductive reasoning, the statement you believe your audience accepts as true is the
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Audience members pay more attention and carefully evaluate your points when they mentally process using the
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A speech that asks whether something is good or bad, or right or wrong, centers around a question of
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What does the elaboration likelihood model say about an audience's effort in processing your persuasive message?
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Ethical and competent persuasive speeches will include one or two forms of rhetorical proof.
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Identify the three types of propositions on which persuasive speeches can be based.
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By using the foot-in-the-door technique, a speaker is asking the audience to
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The development of logical reasoning for your position is referred to as
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