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:

Parties

Social gatherings of invited guests, typically involving eating, drinking, and entertainment; in a political context, organized groups of people with similar ideological beliefs or goals.

Classes

Distinct groups within a society, differentiated by factors like wealth, occupation, and social status.

Authority

The recognized power or right of an entity or individual to make decisions, command obedience, or influence behavior.

Authority

The power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce obedience.