The "Universal Topics" Developed by Wilson and Arnold Are a Selection

question 1

Multiple Choice

The "Universal Topics" developed by Wilson and Arnold are a selection of themes derivedfrom classical thinking that, these two scholars assert,

• A) have minimal persuasive value.
• B) should be avoided in most public messages.
• C) are found in any message, public or private.
• D) make messages less memorable.

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Definitions:

Flashbacks

The sudden and often vivid recall of past experiences or events, frequently associated with trauma or substance use.

Acute Panic

A sudden onset of intense fear or anxiety that can include physical symptoms such as heart palpitations, shortness of breath, or dizziness.

Impotent

Lacking in power, strength, or vigor, whether in a physical, psychological, or social sense.

Sterile

The state of being free from any live bacteria or other microorganisms and therefore unable to produce infection or disease.