To combat listeners' tendencies toward selective attention, the effective speaker must devise ways to

Which of the following is a difference between folk culture and popular culture?

A. Unlike popular culture, folk culture is ubiquitous. B. Unlike folk culture, popular culture is not driven by a profit motive. C. Unlike popular culture, folk culture is typically not controlled by any industry. D. Unlike folk culture, popular culture can be adequately described in terms of the buying and selling of commodities, when industrialized.

Communication Accommodation Theory was formerly called

A. Speech Accommodation Theory B. Accommodation Identification Theory C. Social Identity Theory D. Verbal Accommodation Theory