Charisma Is a Secondary Dimension of Speaker Credibility

Q31: A speaker can do little to develop

Q32: Ethical decision making focuses on<br>A)purpose and audience.<br>B)logistics

Q33: Speaker credibility comes from your audience; the

Q34: Audiences determine whether you are ethical; you

Q35: An ethical speaker may have low ethos.

Q37: The concept of _is defined as perceptions

Q38: speaker's character is also referred to as<br>A)ethos.<br>B)pathos.<br>C)logos.<br>D)mythos.<br>E)telos.

Q39: Acknowledging the other side of an argument

Q40: Your competenc raises questions about<br>A)whether you know

Q41: Character represents the speaker’s expertise and ability.