The Authors of Your Textbook Explain That Informative Speakers Have

question 6

Multiple Choice

The authors of your textbook explain that informative speakers have several goals and strategies at their disposal as they tailor a speech to their audience. Which of the following is not one of those goals or strategies?

• A) get his or her audience interested in the speech
• B) choose a clear organization and structure
• C) get the audience to follow through on their commitment to the topic
• D) build on what the audience already knows
• Answer Key

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Definitions:

Anxiety-Arousing Thoughts

Thoughts that induce feelings of anxiety or stress in an individual.

Repression

A defense mechanism where distressing thoughts, memories, or desires are pushed from the conscious mind into the unconscious.

Slips Of The Tongue

Unintentional errors in speech, where words are mispronounced, swapped, or mistakenly inserted, often reflecting a lapse in the speaker's attention or language processing.

Freud

Refers to Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, known for his theories of the unconscious mind, the structure of personality, and the stages of psychosexual development.