Reviewing the Main Points in a Conclusion

question 21

Multiple Choice

Reviewing the main points in a conclusion:

• A)asks the audience to adopt a specific course of action.
• B)convinces listeners that you know the topic thoroughly.
• C)increases the likelihood that listeners will remember them.
• D)prepares the audience to respond with applause at the end.
• E)reduces the likelihood that listeners will doubt them.

---

Definitions:

Developmental Tasks

A series of skills and milestones that individuals are expected to achieve at certain stages in life, contributing to their social and emotional development.

Inborn Timetables

Innate schedules within organisms that guide the timing of developmental events.

Biophysical Theory

A theory that explores the complex interactions between biological, psychological, and physiological factors in humans and their environment.

Erikson's Stages

A theory by Erik Erikson that describes eight stages of psychosocial development from infancy to late adulthood, each involving specific conflicts that need resolution.