Information triage is the process of sorting through information you have gathered to determine what is most useful

Ryan and his friend Kari see each other and begin to have a conversation. Ryan notices that Kari is crying. Ryan asks, "What is wrong?" Kari replies, "Nothing." Knowing that Kari wouldn't just cry to cry, Ryan becomes concerned. What level of meaning was Ryan's question directed toward?

a. Ryan's question was directed toward the relationship level of meaning. b. Ryan's question was directed toward the friendship level of meaning. c. Ryan's question was directed toward the process level of meaning. d. Ryan's question was directed toward the content level of meaning.

You pick the topic, "What to Do on a Friday Night When You Can't Drink," because your demographic

analysis found that a large segment of the college audience was under the age 21. You feel that your topic will be useful to the over-21 listeners, as well. However, your principal focus will be on the under-21 crowd. Your strategy is called A) audience centering. B) audience targeting. C) audience segmentation. D) audience disposition.