The strongest version of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis reflects ________

The term "particular other" refers to:

a. Specific people we admire from afar such as actors and authors. b. Specific people who are significant to us with whom we form ongoing relationships. c. People who we meet once and who leave an unforgettable impression on us. d. People who we encounter at work with whom we develop formal relationships.

Which of the following is NOT a reason to relate yourself to your topic?

A. Your listeners will care more about your topic. B. You won't have to do as much research. C. It ensures you have both the knowledge and the enthusiasm to engage the audience. D. It establishes that you have credibility.