The Type of Credibility When a Speaker Establishes Common Ground

question 6

Multiple Choice

The type of credibility when a speaker establishes common ground with the audience, supports an argument with evidence, and presents a well-delivered speech is

• A) initial credibility.
• B) deserved credibility.
• C) terminal credibility.
• D) derived credibility.

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Definitions:

Variable Costs

Costs that change in proportion to the level of production or sales activity, such as raw materials or direct labor.

Direct Proportion

A relationship between two variables where an increase in one results in a proportional increase in the other.

Activity Level

In accounting and management, refers to the volume of units produced, hours worked, or any other measure of output that drives the costs in a business.

Production Supervisor's Salary

An overhead expense associated with the compensation paid to an individual responsible for overseeing and managing the production operations.