Formal Speeches Differ from Informal Ones in That

question 38

Multiple Choice

Formal speeches differ from informal ones in that

• A)formal speeches always include obscure,unfamiliar vocabulary.
• B)formal speeches are always much longer.
• C)formal speeches are often delivered from a stage or platform.
• D)when delivering a formal speech,you should speak more rapidly.
• E)they do not include visual aids.

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Definitions:

Counter-Attitudinal Advocacy

The practice of advocating or arguing for a viewpoint that contrasts with one's personal beliefs, often used in persuasion and attitude change experiments.

Refutational Argument

An argumentative strategy where a speaker or writer acknowledges and then systematically refutes opposing viewpoints.

Source Attractiveness

The degree to which the source of a message is perceived as appealing, which can affect the recipient's acceptance of the message.

Mere Exposure

A psychological phenomenon where individuals develop a preference for things because they are familiar with them.