1. Getting your audience’s interest and attention as early in your…

Question Answered step-by-step 1. Getting your audience’s interest and attention as early in your… 1. Getting your audience’s interest and attention as early in your speech as possible is one way to move your listeners fromA. unknowledgeable to knowledgeable.B. unwise to wise.C. unrelatable to relatable.D. unwilling to willing. 2. The worth a person puts on something is called ____.A. valueB. attitudeC. beliefD. opinion 3. Each of the following strategies can shift your audience from unfavorable to favorable except_____.A. build on commonalitiesB. acknowledge differences explicitlyC. organize your speech deductivelyD. strive for small gains 4. An important consideration to keep in mind when examining the knowledge dimension in psychological audience analysis is toA. never confuse a lack of knowledge with a lack of ability to understand.B. avoid spending too much time proving to your audience that you have earned the right to speak.C. repeat the information you’re aware the audience already knows.D. resist letting your audience know that you are aware of what they know and don’t know. 5. When considering your audience’s attitudes, beliefs, and values, you are analyzing your audience along which psychological dimension of audience analysis?A. willingnessB. favorablenessC. knowledgeD. ethics   Engineering & Technology Computer Science PUBLIC SPE COM-231-O1 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)