The agenda setting process consists of five parts.

To gather formal information about audience members' attitudes, beliefs, and values, you can

a. observe them before you speak. b. engage them in conversation prior to the speech. c. research the group you arespeaking to on the Internet or in other publications. d. ask open-ended and closed-ended questions on a survey.

An argument in which a speaker suggests that because a claim hasn't been show to be false, it must be true is known as

A) an ad igorantiam fallacy B) a red herring fallacy C) straw man fallacy D) a hasty generalization