A speech of definition is a type of speech that presents a theory, idea, science, or art

In substitution conflict, people will often:

A. Attack other people's personal value systems. B. Try to convince the other party that they should just accept that they are wrong. C. Argue about an issue that is not really at the main source of conflict. D. Give extensive criticism about the very idea that they are having conflict.

Does context affect ethos? Explain how it does or does not, then give an example (from your own knowledge, a hypothetical, or an example from the book or from history) to illuminate your answer

What will be an ideal response?