A question of prediction often involves trying to foresee how a policy decision may affect future facts and values

Miguel is planning a persuasive presentation on the importance of voting. He has discovered that his classmates agree with him. In order to strengthen their way of thinking, Miguel should use all of the following strategies except:

a. Excite the audience's emotions. b. Serve as a personal role model. c. Advocate a course of action. d. Find common ground. e. Present new information.

The self-reflexive arrows on the six-stage relationship model represent

A) the fact that you can move to another stage (either to a more intense or less intense stage). B) that each stage offers the opportunity to exit the relationship. C) that any relationship may become stabilized at any point. D) that the only option for relationship movement is to a less intense stage.