What stage in the persuasive process is concerned with making the effects of persuasion lasting?

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All of the following are types of persuasive speaking except

Speeches addressing the meaning of formal occasions

What kind of persuasive speech would you present in support of a disputed tax cut?

A speech advocating action or policy

What kind of speech would you present to persuade listeners that Oswald acted alone when he assassinated president Kennedy?

A speech addressing disputed facts

Which stage in the persuasive process is most associated with consciousness raising?

Awareness

Emotional appeals are especially important in what stage of the persuasive speech?

Enactment

The motivated sequence speech design include all of the following except

Engage opposing views

A coactive approach to persuasion is most useful for

Engaging reluctant audiences

What stage of the persuasive process is concerned with making the effects of persuasion lasting

Integration

Speaker should consider all of the following concerns of ethical persuasion except

Am i committing a self fulfilling prophecy?

Your text offers all of the following strategies for uniting divided audiences except?

All of the above strategies are discussed

A speech encouraging students to recycle is what type of speech

problem solution

Your text offers all of the following advice for removing barriers to commitment among undecided listeners except

All of the above advice is offered

A approach to persuasion engages generic questions a thoughtful audience will likely ask before agreeing to a change in policy or procedure

Stock issues

Addressing A group of concerned christians in support of pornography, bill argues, his audience members come away more opposed to porn than ever. Bill has just experienced what phenomenon

Boomerang effect

Engaging and refuting opposing positions before audiences that already agree with us in order to make them more resistant to later counter persuasion is referred to as

Inoculation

What is delayed reaction to persuasion called

Sleeper effect

Your text discusses which of the following strategies for moving audiences form agreement to action?

All of the above strategies are discussed

How can you best avoid the great expectation fallacy?

Set modest goals for persuading your audience

When addressing reluctant audiences speakers should

all of the above

Persuasive speaking differs from informative speaking in all of the following ways except

Emotional appeals are less appropriate

The responsible use of evidence and proofs involves

Reasoned

The fact that effective public speaking almost always impresses audiences best reflects what form of credibility discussed in your text

Emerging

What kind of reasoning is best reflected by comparing the current war on drugs to the prohibition of alcohol during the early twentieth century

Analogical reasoning

What kind of fallacy are we guilty of when we mis-state opposing views in a manner that makes them easier to discredit

Straw man

Reasoned persuasion relies most heavily on which form of proof

Logos

Which type of proof is most associated with invoking traditional narratives and values

Mythos

A ___________ is a deductive argument that reasons from shared principles

Syllogism

What kind of reasoning works primarily from observation

Inductive

This proof is especially useful for moving audiences to action

Pathos

A refutative speech design includes all of the following except

Establish character

A speech engaging opposing views would most likely follow what persuasive speech design

Refutative

What type of speaking stresses the sharing of identities and values that unite people into communities

ceremonial

Ceremonial speaking addresses all of the following questions except

What is the capital of estonia

Identification takes place when the speaker and listener share

Common ground

Developing ceremonial speaking skills is beneficial for all of the following speeches except

Ceremonial speakers suffer less from communication anxiety

In addition to acknowledging the recipient of the award

Explain the nature of the award

What should you emphasize most about a recipient during an award presentation

Why they won the award

A ceremonial tribute to someone who has just died is called

A eulogy

When abraham lincoln exhorted us to be worthy of our fathers by saying " a government by the people for the people" he used what technique common to ceremonial speaking

Renewal of group commitment

During an acceptance speech how should you tailor your language

To the formality of the occasion

Stating "we all know and respect today's speaker" meets what goal of an introductory speech

Strengthens the ethos of the speaker

All of the following of ceremonial speaking are discussed in your text except

Campaign speeches

For an inspirational speech to be effective what quality must the speaker have

An enthusiastic demeanor

After dinner speeches more often serve what purpose

Guiding and inspiring listeners future efforts

Which is the best focus of after dinner speech humor

Immediate situation

Your text provides all of the following advice for magnifying the virtues of honorees except

all of the above

Your text provides all of the following advice for acting as master of ceremonies

Don't worry because it's not a big deal

Upon receiving an award a speaker should do all of the following except

Address extraneous political causes and concerns

The plot is to a narrative as the ______ is to a speech

Body

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What is the final stage of the persuasive process?

The final and most important stage of the persuasive process is integration. In this stage, the audience adopts the position that you want them to take.

What is stage four of the persuasive process?

Conger boiled down the persuasion game to four simple steps: Credibility, Common Ground, Evidence, and Emotional Connection.

What are the stages of persuasive speech?

Alan H. Monroe's (1935) motivated sequence is a commonly used speech format that is used by many people to effectively organize persuasive messages. The pattern consists of five basic stages: attention, need, satisfaction, visualization, and action.

What are the 3 types of persuasive?

You will often hear ethos, pathos, and logos referred to as the three modes of persuasion. These modes of persuasion will probably come quite naturally to you, but having a strong awareness of how to be most convincing to your audience will help you as you write argumentative essays.