Chapter 22
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100

What does it mean to speak with clarity?

What is to express ideas so that the listener understands the intended message accurately?

100

List three factors affected by persuasion?

What is Attitudes, Beliefs, Values, and Behavior?

100

What is credibility?

What is Audiences perception of a speaker's competence, trustworthiness, and dynamism?

200

What points do you need to hit when telling a story?

What is Conflict, Action, Suspense, Humor?

200

What is ELM and describe its Direct route?

What is an idea that explains how you are persuaded to do or think something, and elaboration on logic and evidence?

200

How do you use emotion to persuade? 

What is use concrete examples, emotion-arousing words, nonverbal behavior, visual images, appropriate metaphors and similes, and fear appeals?

300

How do you reinforce key ideas non verbally?

What is pause to focus attention on a point, raise or lower your voice, move around, gestures should be meaningful and natural, not arbitrary or forced?

300

Give an Example of how to use negative motivation in persuasion 

What is if you don't use our vitamins you will die?, or other example

300

What are the three different types of audiences? 

What is receptive, neutral, and unperceptive? 

400

List the first and last thing to do when considering your audience?

What is determine preferred learning styles, interests, attitudes, beliefs, and values , rehearse your speech?

400

Explain how to adapt your message to a specific cultural group?

What is learn as much as you can about the cultural perspectives of your listeners to use persuasive strategies listeners will find convincing?

400

What are ways to organize persuasive messages?

What is Save your best argument for last, Acknowledge the counterarguments, Adapt your organization to your listeners' cultural expectations?

500

What percent do listeners remember after one day? After two days?

What is 50%, and 25%?

500

What is Cognitive Dissonance?

What is listeners are experiencing a way of thinking that is inconsistent and uncomfortable?

500

What is casual reasoning?

What is relates two or more events so as to conclude that one or more events caused the others?