Which of the following figures of speech does not rely on some sort of repetition?

Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

1.According to Knapp and Vangelisti, the stages of coming together are the mirror image of the stages coming apart. 2.Reframing is one of the ways to manage a dialectic tension mentioned in the textbook. 3.Recent research by Duran and colleagues showed that the autonomy connection dialectic did not apply to cell phone communication. 4.Moving back and forth from one side of the dialectic to the other to manage the tension is called cyclical alternation. 5.The “exact exchange” stage is the final stage of relational closeness according to the social penetration model.

Identify the two persuasive routes that are presented in the elaboration likelihood model. Then identify which route will have the longest persuasive effect and briefly explain why. Finally, identify and explain one of the two factors needed to ensure the person will use this route.

What will be an ideal response?