You have an ethical obligation to make sure the information you present in your speeches is accurate.

In the Rhetoric, Aristotle focused on what he called the artistic proofs or appeals that the persuader could create or manipulate. Which of the following is not one of Aristotle's three major types of artistic proof?

a. topoi b. pathos c. logos d. ethos

_____ refers to how and how much we look at others when communicating.

a. Oculesics b. Paralanguage c. Chronemics d. Proxemics