A Speaker's Level of Credibility Is Determined by

question 71

Multiple Choice

A speaker's level of credibility is determined by

• A) research and logical arguments.
• B) vocal and physical delivery.
• C) audience perceptions.
• D) purpose statement.
• E) ability to adapt to the presentation's context.

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Definitions:

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