The Essential Features of the Romanesque Architectural Style Are

question 47

Multiple Choice

The essential features of the Romanesque architectural style are:

• A) highly decorated interiors and slender, towering columns.
• B) rounded arches, massive stone walls, and small windows.
• C) stained-glass windows that take the place of walls.
• D) vertical elements such as pointed arches, pinnacles, and ribbed vaulting.
• E) pointed arches, ribbed vaulting, and massive stone walls.

Understand common stereotypes associated with aging.

Understand the historical development and key concepts in persuasive communications research.

Identify and comprehend the three main variables involved in persuasion according to the Yale attitude change program.

Recognize the role of source factors such as credibility, expertise, and attractiveness in persuasion.

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