Channel Factors in Persuasion Refer to

question 118

Multiple Choice

Channel factors in persuasion refer to

• A) the limitations of the argument.
• B) the means of delivery of the message.
• C) the biases of different radio or television media.
• D) how the message is phrased.

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Definitions:

Communicating Negative Information

The process of conveying unfavorable, adverse, or disappointing news or feedback in a manner that is clear, empathetic, and constructive.

Future Correspondence

Communication that is planned or expected to take place in the future, often involving letters, emails, or other forms of messaging.

Direct Approach

A communication strategy that involves stating the main point or objective at the beginning, followed by supporting details.

Reader's Attention

The focus or interest of the reader that a writer aims to capture and maintain throughout their writing.