COMS 101 Module 2: Week 2 Quiz: Persuasive Messages and Persuasive Speaking | Latest all answered correct.

Quiz: Persuasive Messages and Persuasive Speaking Instructions The quiz: • Covers the Textbook material from Module 2: Week 2. • Contains 10 multiple-choice questions. • Is limited to 30 minutes. • Allows 1 attempt. • Is worth 30 points. Submit this assignment by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of Module 2: Week 2. Attempt History Attempt Time LATEST Attempt 1 26 minutes Score for this quiz: 24 out of 30 Submitted Apr 1 at 11:28pm This attempt took 26 minutes. Speaker should use the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) to develop persuasive speeches because it can be used . to understand how people process persuasive messages to determine how important an issue is to recognize what attitude the audience has on your topic for all the above reasons When you reason with an audience by arriving at general conclusion based on several pieces of specific evidence, you are using reasoning. deductive inductive specific general The fallacy of reasoning weakens opposing position by misrepresenting it in some way and then attacking that weaker position. hasty generalization false cause either-or straw man When we define goodwill as a perception the audience forms of a speaker, what is that the audience's perceptions may be based off of? whether the speaker understands the audience does the speaker empathize with the audience is the the speaker responsive to the audience all of the above When the support statements you use are examples of the claim you are making, you are arguing from . sign analogy causation example If your speech goal is to convince the audience that they should register to vote, your position will be indicated by a . proposition of fact proposition of value proposition of policy proposition of thesis Jake was uninterested in, unconcerned about, or indifferent towards Gary's speech topic of recycling. Jake would be classified as . in favor of neutral apathetic opposed to The step allows the audience to imagine what will happen if the speaker's plan is implemented and is successful. attention satisfaction action appeal visualization As you planning your persuasive speech in support of breed specific laws, you worry that the examples and testimonies may be too graphic and may draw excessively on emotional appeals. Your thoughts show . emotional consideration logical consideration ethical consideration motivational consideration Speeches to actuate include all of the following EXCEPT . motivated sequence problem-solution problem-cause solution statement of reasons Quiz Score: 24 out of 30