In Rhetoric, Aristotle identifies the following forms of proof:
a. data, warrant, and claim.
b. novel, dramatic, and believable evidence.
c. informative, persuasive, and inspiring.
d. inductive, deductive, and conductive.
e. logos, pathos, and ethos.
e
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During the final stage of conflict management, it is recommended that you ___________
a. avoid apologizing to ease guilt b. decrease cherishing behaviors to give each other space c. identify any fight strategies that aggravated the situation d. recognize that future disagreements will always lead to major blowups
Public relations, justifiably or otherwise, does not enjoy overwhelming public trust. Why is this? What are the complaints of PR pioneer Edward Bernay and others? If asked, could you mount a defense of contemporary public relations? If you can, how would you do it? If you cannot, explain why.
What will be an ideal response?