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TCU communicating effectively ch 17 Exam Questions and Answers Fully Solved Latest Update argument - Answers the process of advancing claims supported by evidence and reasoning claim - Answers an assertion or point that a speaker advocates "more healthy food options on campus would allow students to have a healthier diet" evidence - Answers (supporting material) used to substantiate the speakers claim and can take the form of statistics, analogies, facts, examples, and testimony evidence credibility statements - Answers brief statements that establish the quality of the information you are using to support your ideas "according to the Washington post" warrant - Answers shows the audience that your evidence supports your claim Ricky has a high temperature and the thermometer reads accordingly Ricky must have a fever qualifier - Answers uses words like usually, probably, maybe, in most cases, and avoids exact words such as always or never rebuttal - Answers addresses a potential objection to your argument and challenges counterarguments one sided message - Answers only favors the speakers point of view CNN being a liberal only news source multi sided message - Answers to present multiple perspectives of the controversial issue a news source that isn't biased towards democrats or republicans counterargument - Answers challenging a position or stance logos - Answers rational proof - relies on evidence and reasoning evidence or statistics ethos - Answers the perception of the speakers credibility which include their competence, character, and goodwill pathos - Answers emotional appeal that evokes emotions into the audience such as fear, anger, pity, etc... inductive reasoning - Answers moves from particular occurrences to general Ricky likes fish Ricky likes crab Ricky likes shrimp Therefore Ricky likes seafood hasty generalization - Answers when a faulty conclusion is reached based on insufficient evidence

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TCU communicating effectively ch 17 Exam Questions and Answers Fully Solved Latest Update 2025-
2026

argument - Answers the process of advancing claims supported by evidence and reasoning

claim - Answers an assertion or point that a speaker advocates

"more healthy food options on campus would allow students to have a healthier diet"

evidence - Answers (supporting material) used to substantiate the speakers claim and can take the form
of statistics, analogies, facts, examples, and testimony

evidence credibility statements - Answers brief statements that establish the quality of the information
you are using to support your ideas

"according to the Washington post"

warrant - Answers shows the audience that your evidence supports your claim

Ricky has a high temperature and the thermometer reads accordingly

Ricky must have a fever

qualifier - Answers uses words like usually, probably, maybe, in most cases, and avoids exact words such
as always or never

rebuttal - Answers addresses a potential objection to your argument and challenges counterarguments

one sided message - Answers only favors the speakers point of view

CNN being a liberal only news source

multi sided message - Answers to present multiple perspectives of the controversial issue

a news source that isn't biased towards democrats or republicans

counterargument - Answers challenging a position or stance

logos - Answers rational proof - relies on evidence and reasoning

evidence or statistics

ethos - Answers the perception of the speakers credibility which include their competence, character,
and goodwill

pathos - Answers emotional appeal that evokes emotions into the audience such as fear, anger, pity,
etc...

inductive reasoning - Answers moves from particular occurrences to general

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