You are preparing a speech on the importance of donating
blood. What types of sources would be the most useful and
what types would be the least useful?
What will be an ideal response?
I would probably steer clear of books because the information in them is often
outdated and it takes quite a while to read through to get the needed information.
Newspapers and magazines might be a good source to find examples and peer testimony. I
could go by the Red Cross and see if they have any newsletters or other information they
hand out. I could access the Red Cross online as well and look for facts, examples, and
various types of testimony. Although the information is often very technical, I might find
some useful information in medical journals such as facts and expert testimony.
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All are examples of irrational/distorted thinking EXCEPT for:
a. reframing (page 291) b. personalization c. catastrophizing d. polarized thinking
Using vivid imagery to help listeners see the benefits of the plan you are advocating is crucial to the ________ step in Monroe's motivated sequence.
A. visualization B. motivation C. attention D. action E. satisfaction