When Reasoning from Specific Instances in a Persuasive Speech, It

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True/False

When reasoning from specific instances in a persuasive speech, it is usually a good idea for a speaker to supplement the specific instances with testimony or statistics showing that the instances are typical.

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Definitions:

Social Sciences

The multidisciplinary study of human society and relationships among individuals within it.

Lobbying Group

An organization that seeks to influence public policy and decision-making processes within political, economic, and social systems.

Process of Persuasion

The method of influencing someone's beliefs, attitudes, intentions, motivations, or behaviors through argument, reasoning, or appeal.

Bad Outcomes

Negative or undesired results or consequences of an action or decision.