Develop a visualization step for a speech on changing a policy
What will be an ideal response?
The visualization step should dramatically and vividly illustrate the consequences of accepting or rejecting the proposal of the speech. In the case of changing a policy, a negative visualization might be very effective, especially if it recounts a true story or explain how devastating the current conditions will be if the policy is not changed. A negative illustration would enhance the element of fear and so it should be handled very carefully. A positive illustration will explain the benefits of the policy change.
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A) knowing her audience. B) focusing on her message rather than on her fear. C) giving herself a mental pep talk. D) seeking speaking opportunities.
The following is a correct use of language:
"She and I had went to the bank before going to work." Indicate whether the statement is true or false