Multiple Choice
In regards to source credibility, Gass & Seiter argue that
A) relying on source credibility is perfectly fine
B) relying on the primary dimensions of credibility is justified, relying on the secondary dimensions is not
C) relying on credibility as the principle means of persuasion short-circuits critical thinking
D) receivers should consider the evidence or proof contained in a persuasive message, not the source
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