When Fewer People Agree with You at the End of the Speech

question 34

Multiple Choice

When fewer people agree with you at the end of the speech than at the beginning of the speech,it is referred to as

• A)informational speaking.
• B)the boomerang effect.
• C)a Toulmin argument.
• D)none of these.

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