Semantic Slanting Involves

question 21

Multiple Choice

Semantic slanting involves

• A) putting words in other people's mouths.
• B) redefining keywords in a communication.
• C) arguing against an underlying representation.
• D) the deliberate use of words designed to create a particular attitude or foster certain beliefs.
• E) All of the above are used in semantic slanting

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Definitions:

Standardized Rules

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Scripted Greetings

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Output Control

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Profitability

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