Speaking occasions can be classified into three categories:
A) active, passive, and interactive.
B) extemporaneous, memorized, and manuscript.
C) introduction, body, and conclusion.
D) ceremonial, deliberative, and forensic.
E) captive, voluntary, and hostile.
D
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What adaptation strategy is employed by skeptics?
a) Minimize perceptions of risk by explaining how this has worked in the past. b) Provide extensive and detailed explanations to support points being made. c) Make analogies about how your product works well in other similar organizations. d) Develop credibility by gaining the endorsement of someone the decision maker respects.
The following is an example of reasoning from principle: "All infringements on the right of free expression are unconstitutional. Limitations on the lyrics of popular songs are infringements on the right of free expression. Therefore, all limitations on the lyrics of popular songs are unconstitutional."
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)