In Joanie's speech, she questions the legality of intercepting communications among suspected terrorists and the president's authority to call for this type of monitoring without a warrant. She argues that liberty should be upheld over security. Joanie is trying to motivate the audience by:
A. Making a sound argument
B. Bringing up controversial topics
C. Linking the issue of the speech to a value of the audience
D. Appealing to a sense of community
E. Jumping on the "bandwagon"
Answer: C
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a. followed the precursors of perception checking. b. directly checked her perception. c. committed the self-protecting bias. d. engaged in over attribution.
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A speech that praises or celebrates a person, a group or an event is called a ___________.
a. nomination speech b. celebration speech c. tribute speech d. commencement address
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