________ is defined as the ability to adjust, modify, or regulate one's behavior in response to another.

The crucial test of the new mass-media power, particularly as it applied to Pulitzer and Hearst, came when their struggle coincided with

a) the assassination of President William McKinley; b) the Spanish-American War; c) Woodrow Wilson’s election as president; d) the growing power of The New York Times; e) all of the above

List and define the two types of change you can seek from your audience in a persuasive speech on question of policy.

What will be an ideal response?