Multiple Choice
In a speech to persuade the audience to support breast cancer research,Betty discusses how she has battled cancer and is living proof of the benefits of early treatment.She is illustrating
A) cause-effect reasoning.
B) deductive reasoning.
C) analogical reasoning.
D) motivational appeals.
E) inductive reasoning.
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