Using Al Pacino's performance in Scarface or Judy Garland as examples, explain how some stars might appeal to a subculture, which responds to the star differently than the way mainstream audiences do

These are the communication tactics, approaches, or plans that someone uses to get others to do things for them or to act in a certain way

a. positional power plays b. social expectation lures c. compliance-gaining strategies d. manipulation tricks

The perception the audience forms of you as you present your speech is called _____ credibility

a. initial b. charisma c. derived d. terminal