__________, a fictitious radio drama by the Mercury Theater of the Air, created widespread panic when it was first broadcast in the United States in 1938

Which of the following actions best describes encoding?

A) putting thoughts, ideas, and feelings into words and messages B) filtering messages through past experiences C) minimizing external and psychological noise D) making sense out of words and messages

Rhetorical proof is established by __________.

A. the interaction between the speaker's and audience's reasoning B. the audience's critical and active listening C. the speaker's use of claims D. related supporting material