Exam 9: Persuading Your Audience
Exam 1: Communicating With Others13 Questions
Exam 2: Giving Yourself Permission12 Questions
Exam 3: Organizing Your Speech11 Questions
Exam 4: Selecting Your Topic13 Questions
Exam 5: Gathering Your Material13 Questions
Exam 6: Listening to Others12 Questions
Exam 7: Delivering Your Speech12 Questions
Exam 8: Informing Your Audience13 Questions
Exam 9: Persuading Your Audience13 Questions
Exam 10: Speaking in the Digital Age12 Questions
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The Yes-Response is a technique for increasing speaker credibility.
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Persuasion is the process of trying to get others to change their beliefs or behavior.
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_________ is the emotional appeal used by the speaker.
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A speaker who shows goodwill, competence, and fine character is exhibiting
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Aristotle's three persuasive proofs are ethos, logos, and pathos.
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Describe a credible public figure in terms of how he/she meets the requirements of Aristotle's concept of ethos.
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If your audience is hostile, which persuasive speech should be used?
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________ is logical appeal or the reasoning process presented by the speaker.
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Discuss Aristotle's three persuasive proofs and give examples of how they can be applied to your final speech.
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The three purposes for persuasive speaking are to reinforce a belief, change a belief, and motivate to action.
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Which one of the following is not a guideline for the proposition?
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