An Audience-Centered Approach to Communication Involves

question 54

Multiple Choice

An audience-centered approach to communication involves

• A)saying whatever it takes to win over the members of your audience.
• B)embedding a layer of technology between you and your audience members.
• C)respecting,understanding,and meeting the needs of your audience members.
• D)focusing on how the members of the audience can help you obtain your goals.
• E)starting by telling the audience exactly how they can help you.

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Definitions:

Civil Rights Act of 1964

A landmark U.S. federal law that outlawed discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, primarily focusing on voter registration requirements and racial segregation.

Equal Rights Amendment

A suggested change to the U.S. Constitution designed to ensure that all American citizens have equal legal rights, irrespective of their gender.

Women's Rights Movement

The campaign for legal, social, and economic equality for women, including the right to vote, work, and live free from discrimination.

Full Equality

Full equality denotes the state where all individuals have the same rights, opportunities, and status, without discrimination on any basis, including race, gender, sexuality, or religion.