In His Last Two Speeches, Lenny Used a Technique of Grouping

question 67

Multiple Choice

In his last two speeches, Lenny used a technique of grouping his specific information and offering it first, followed by his general explanation and statistics, then in the second speech, by giving his general explanation and statistics first, then following with his illustrations. This technique is called _____.

• A) recency
• B) primacy
• C) specificity
• D) soft evidence

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Definitions:

Skewed

A statistical term describing a distribution that is not symmetrical, with a longer tail on one side of the peak than on the other.

Class Size

The number of students in a classroom setting, which can influence the learning environment and educational outcomes.

Stem-And-Leaf

A graphical representation that organizes data points by splitting each value into a "stem" (the leading digit or digits) and a "leaf" (the final digit).

Skewed

A description of a distribution that is not symmetrical, with a longer tail on one side of the peak than on the other, often indicating the presence of outliers.