If You Are Certain That You and Your Audience Share

question 29

Multiple Choice

If you are certain that you and your audience share certain key beliefs so that you do not have to fully explain each and every step of your persuasive argument, you might employ:

• A) A syllogism
• B) An enthymeme
• C) A counterargument
• D) A logos

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Definitions:

Explore Ambivalence

The technique of acknowledging and discussing an individual's conflicting feelings or thoughts about a behavior change.

Type 2 Diabetes

A chronic condition affecting how the body processes blood sugar, often related to obesity and lifestyle factors.

SMART Goals

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound objectives set to guide behavior change and achieve desired outcomes.

Explore Ambivalence

The process of acknowledging and understanding the mixed feelings or contradictory attitudes someone might have towards change, often used in motivational interviewing.