A Full-Sentence Outline Is

question 63

Multiple Choice

A full-sentence outline is:

• A)an exercise in which you learn how to present a speech.
• B)a good substitute for a set of presentation notecards.
• C)part of your ethical responsibility to your audience.
• D)proof that you approached the speech in the best way.
• E)protection against listeners who try to claim your ideas as theirs.

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Definitions:

Knowledge Bias

Knowledge bias is the tendency to distort or interpret information in a way that confirms one’s preexisting beliefs or knowledge.

Drug Companies

Firms involved in the research, development, production, and marketing of medications and pharmaceutical products.

Halo Effect

A cognitive bias where positive impressions in one area lead to positive assessments or assumptions in other areas, often unrelated.

Associative-cluster Effect

Describes how ideas or memories are linked together in the mind, leading to the easy recall of associated information when a related concept is encountered.