What Are the Two Primary Purposes of a Speech Conclusion

question 13

Multiple Choice

What are the two primary purposes of a speech conclusion?

• A) to shock the audience and elicit a response
• B) to introduce new material and to grab the audience's attention
• C) to grab the audience's attention and to elicit a response
• D) to summarize the speech and to provide closure

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Definitions:

Motivation To Transfer

The degree to which learners possess a positive attitude and intention to apply the skills or knowledge gained from training to their job.

Performance-Outcomes Expectations

Anticipations regarding how well tasks or responsibilities will be executed and the results that will be achieved.

Opportunities To Use

Situations or circumstances that allow individuals to apply newly acquired skills or knowledge in real-world contexts.

Relapse Prevention

Relapse Prevention is a strategy in behavior therapy aimed at preventing or managing the occurrence of a setback in a patient's recovery from a psychological disorder or substance addiction.