When using support materials in persuasive speaking,
speakers should ensure they are
a. from a single source.
b. from the most well-known source.
c. shocking and unique.
d. complete, current and trustworthy.
d
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Mike is attending a workshop on a new system
that the company has just purchased. He is a bit confused and frustrated as to why he is being asked to attend the workshop because his position is not authorized to utilize the system. Which statement best describes why Mike is having these frustrations? A. Mike does not understand the relevancy of the workshop. B. Mike feels that the creators of the workshop are not being concise enough. C. Mike feels that his organization is being far too rigid. D. Mike feels that the workshop is not concrete enough for him.
When Jeanne tells Dave, "I'm so stoked! I got an A on my chemistry midterm," and Dave replies, "I'm hungry. Let's get some lunch," Dave is engaging in __________
a) confirmation b) disconfirmation c) rejection d) indiscrimination