In a Speech, Testimony Is Less Effective as Support When

question 11

Multiple Choice

In a speech, testimony is less effective as support when

• A) Citing a "regular" (non-expert) person's opinion.
• B) Dealing with a controversial subject.
• C) Citing an expert.
• D) Using your own personal experience.
• E) Using specific data.

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Definitions:

Semicircular Canals

Structures within the inner ear that are key components of the vestibular system, helping to maintain balance by responding to rotational movements.

Sensory Restriction

Sensory restriction involves limiting one or more of the senses, such as sight or hearing, for therapeutic purposes, experimental research, or personal exploration of sensorial experience.

Visual Development

The process of improving and maturing the visual system, affecting how visual information is processed.

Critical Period

A specific time in development during which the presence or absence of certain experiences has a profound influence on the formation of abilities.