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If a psychologist says “bi-polar” he/she is referring to the person who is actually diagnosed with that disorder. This is an example of _____________.

How do you make an informational topic interesting to the audience?

A speaker is perceived as showing competence if he/she appears to be well-prepared and researched.

When trying to interpret someone’s nonverbal communication, it becomes easier because one code can stand for many different things.

When using Logos as a form of proof, the speaker is using logical reasoning in an argument.

Personal proof, consisting of expertise and authority, is also known as

Which gender tends to listen in order to solve problems, is less attentive to nonverbal cues, and interrupts to switch topics?

Asking questions to clarify information, paraphrasing messages, and identifying confusing areas are examples of

Which of the following is not required for individual brainstorming?

Moving from abstract to concrete or from general to specific are two ways suggested in the text to narrow a topic.