In the Rhetorical Style, Language Intensity Refers to

question 48

Multiple Choice

In the rhetorical style, language intensity refers to

• A)words in the active voice.
• B)words that express your confidence and strong convictions.
• C)words that are short, informal, colloquial, and personal.
• D)words that deviate from bland, neutral terms.
• E)words that elicit strong visual images in the minds of listeners.

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Definitions:

Supportive Leader

A leadership approach focused on building trust, showing empathy, and providing encouragement and support to subordinates.

Path-Goal Theory

A leadership theory that suggests the leader's role is to guide followers in achieving their goals and to provide the necessary direction and support to ensure that their goals are compatible with the overall objectives of the group or organization.

Achievement-Oriented Leadership

A leadership style focused on setting challenging goals, emphasizing excellence, and working towards achieving high performance levels.

Path-Goal Leadership Theory

A theory which states that a leader's behavior is contingent to the satisfaction, motivation, and performance of their subordinates, and involves adjusting leadership styles based on situational demands and follower characteristics.