Aristotle, a Greek Rhetorician, Argued That Communication Was Most Powerful

question 25

Multiple Choice

Aristotle, a Greek rhetorician, argued that communication was most powerful when a speaker's character, or __________, was engaged in presenting truth.

• A) ethos
• B) pathos
• C) logos
• D) kairos

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Definitions:

Social-Cognitive Theorists

Psychologists who study how people learn by observing others and how they interpret and model their behaviors based on their beliefs.

Appropriate Circumstances

Suitable or fitting conditions that meet the needs of the situation or fulfill the requirements of a specific context.

Aggressive Behavior

Any physical or verbal action intended to hurt or destroy, whether directed towards oneself or others.

Social Categorization

The cognitive process of classifying people into groups based on shared characteristics.