The massive collection and distillation of consumer data is referred to as dataveillance.

Your local chapter of Women in Communications has invited a very distinguished

businesswoman to address your group at its annual awards banquet. During her introduction, she tells the group about how she spent most of her formative years in a community near your school, earned some college credits from your school while in high school, and has many fond memories of those years. By sharing this story, the speaker is ____. A) providing a preview to orient her listeners B) establishing common ground with the audience C) advancing her speech's thesis or purpose statement D) providing startling information to grab the audience's attention

Bev has a strong desire for positive feedback about her job

performance from her boss and coworkers. When they praise her, it makes her feel successful and proud. In this circumstance, Bev is fulfilling her __________ needs. Fill in the blanks with correct word