Exam 5: Audiencanalysis Anadaptation
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When determining whether or not an audience agrees with you, what question should you ask?
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Once you have analyzed your audience, the next decision-making step is to decide how to change your opinions and beliefs in order to achieve the purpose of your presentation.
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Self-centered interests are aroused when a presentation has the potential to result in a gain or loss for individual audience members.
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When there were disruptions during Alex’s speech, he took the advice of the textbook and waited until someone came to help.
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I An acronym that is used as a way to focus on customer characteristics, needs, interests, attitudes and values is WYSIWYG.
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Hinduism is the oldest of the world’s major religions, dating back more than 3,000 years.
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Asking “Why are they here?” is the same as collecting audience demographic data.
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