Persuasive Presentations Differ from Informative Presentations Because They

question 71

Multiple Choice

Persuasive presentations differ from informative presentations because they

• A) are unethical.
• B) don't advocate a position.
• C) seek to change the way an audience thinks, feels, or acts.
• D) use manipulation.

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Definitions:

Acceptance

The process or act of receiving or acknowledging something as valid, true, or suitable, often used in the context of psychological well-being and social interactions.

Cognitive Distancing

The practice of observing one's thoughts and beliefs as temporary, rather than accurate reflections of reality, allowing for a more objective and less emotional response.

Suppress

To consciously or unconsciously prevent the expression or development of emotions, thoughts, or behaviors.

Objectivity

The quality of being unbiased, fair, and impartial; an essential aspect of scientific research and clinical assessment.