When listening to a candidate for the presidential elections, in order to determine for whom to vote, it's best to use critical listening

Which of the following is NOT one of the formal methods of gathering information about your

audience? A. Interviewing B. Questionnaire C. Class discussion D. Focus group

In a speech to the neighborhood watch group, Mr. Simmons made the following statement:

"If you see someone running down the sidewalk in our neighborhood and you don't recognize that person, you can assume that person has committed some type of crime. You must act immediately. Do not hesitate for a second. Call 911." Some members of the audience recognized this statement as an example of a. a causal fallacy. b. causal reasoning. c. deductive reasoning. d. a bandwagon fallacy.