In an Informative Speech, When You Talk About How an Object

question 5

Multiple Choice

In an informative speech, when you talk about how an object feels, how something tastes, or how an emotion feels, you are invoking the power of

• A) example.
• B) definition.
• C) narration.
• D) word pictures.

Compare and contrast Horney's and Fromm's views on the social influences on behavior.

Apply Rotter's theory of locus of control to understand relationship dynamics.

Utilize alternative psychological theories to explain antisocial behavior.

Identify and explain the use of Horney's secondary defenses in behavior.

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Definitions:

Abandon

To leave completely and finally; forsake utterly; desert.

Zamboni's Efficiency

The effectiveness of a Zamboni machine in smoothing ice surfaces, typically in ice skating rinks.

Fans

Devotees who express enthusiasm and support for sports teams, celebrities, or entertainment franchises.

Skaters

Individuals who perform on ice skates or roller skates as a sport or recreational activity.