Rhetorical Theory Differs from Rhetorical Criticism in That

question 16

Multiple Choice

Rhetorical theory differs from rhetorical criticism in that:

• A) It refers to learning to identify and use the skills of speaking persuasively
• B) It refers to the study of any communication message expressing meaning
• C) It refers to the explanations and interpretations of the ways in which messages or texts are symbolic and persuasive
• D) It refers to the systemic application of theory to symbolic and persuasive texts and messages
• Essays:

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Definitions:

Programs

A set of planned activities or procedures designed to achieve specific outcomes or objectives.

Decision Program

A predefined set of policies or procedures followed during the decision-making process to achieve a certain objective.

Standing Order

A pre-established directive that authorizes actions to be taken or procedures to be followed under certain conditions without the need for further approval.

Non-programmed Decision Making

Non-programmed decision making involves tackling novel, unstructured problems requiring unique solutions, often in high-stakes or uncertain situations.