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This type of presenation sells a product.
What is sales?
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This refers to how loud a person is speaking.
What is volume?
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This graph best represents percentages or parts of a whole.
What is a pie chart?
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This is an invalid or deceptive line or reasoning.
What is a fallacy?
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Conflict can be this is managed correctly.
What is productive?
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This type of presentation informs workers of changes.
What is staff report?
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This refers to how high a low a person's voice is.
What is pitch?
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This graph best represents changes over time.
What is a line graph?
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Claims of this are about whether or not something is true.
What is a claim of fact?
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These types of group roles are related to the group's accomplishments and objectives.
What are task roles?
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This type of presentation controls the public's view of the company after a disaster.
What is a crisis response?
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These are uneccessary words to fill pauses.
What are vocal fillers?
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This graph demostrates how something works.
What is a diagram?
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An argument consists of a claim, evidence, and this.
What is a warrant?
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The blocker and distracter are exmples of this type of group roles.
What are counter-productive roles?
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This type of presentation informs the company of the state of a project.
What is a progress report?
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This refers to how fast a person is speaking.
What is rate?
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This graph best represents sections or groups of a whole.
What is a bar graph?
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"You should smoke because everyone smokes" is an example of this argumentation fallacy.
What is bandwagoning?
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The harmonizer is an example of this type of group role.
What is an interpersonal group role?
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This type of presentation presents a new idea.
What is a proposal?
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This refers to when a speakers successfully combines mulitple vocal techniques.
What is vocal variety?
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This is one reason we mentioned in class when it might be appropriate to use a handout in your speech.
What is when they need the information later, etc.
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This is the theory that you can give someone a small piece of an opposing argument to make them immune to it.
What is inoculation?
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This is what occurs when a group fails to critically consider alternatives.
What is groupthink?