Rhetorical theory Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Definition of Theory (according to Judee Burgoon) - ANSWERa set of systematic, informed hunches about the way things work Know the 3 metaphors used to refer to theory. - ANSWERTheory's as nets ▪ Throw out your net and catch a bunch of fish Theory's as lenses ▪ You going by color or size Theory's as maps .Get research to help guide us down What is the definition of Communication? Understand the parts of the definition. - ANSWERrelational process of creating and interpreting m...

Praxis Test 5221 (Speech) Questions and Answers Graded A+ Praxis Test 5221 Speech Communications The week long National Speech and Debate Tournament offers Supplemental Events in which of the following categories? Contemporaneous Commentary, Expository Speaking, Prose Interpretation, Poetic Interpretation. Which of the following series list the elements of effective communication? Sender, receiver, message, channel, feedback. Broadly speaking, in our culture personal space is t...

EDREADY TEST WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% 2023/2024 subject-by-subject strategy writer will first discuss aspects of apples, then discuss parallel aspects of oranges subject-by-subject strategy example: If the writer discusses how apples taste, but how oranges look, then that is not a real comparison. point-by-point strategy the writer will discuss points of comparison, or common aspects, of the two subjects point-by-point strategy example: he or she might discuss the health ...

Film Final Questions and Answers Graded A Staging how props and actors are placed on the set The music for a film is composed and recorded during the development phase of filmmaking. False Which of the following best describes the Assistant Director's role in filmmaking? Handles the day to day set operations for the director. While film form and film content are not always easily separated, film content can be described as essentially what the film is about, the story being told, the meaning...

Inside-out validity - ANSWER the degree to which the researcher accurately understands, uses, and presents the participant's subjective insider (emic) views and researcher's objective outsider (etic) view Paradigmatic/Philosophical Validity - ANSWER the extent to which the researcher understands, and documents, "integrated" mixed research philosophical and methodological paradigms, including epistemological, ontological, axiological, and rhetorical beliefs about mixed research epistemo...

COMMRC 0310 Study Questions with Correct Answers language designed to make the ordinary seem extraordinary, to make everyday things seem impressive, and to give importance to people, situations, or things that would not usually be considered important - Answer-inflated language which of the following is not one of the general topoi (want to keep moving forward to construct rhetorical arguments) - Answer-stalemate- a point at which each party just contradicts one another T or F: burden o...

Outliers final test questions and answers graded A Of what were the people of Roseto dying? old age In what state did the Rosetans settle? Pennsylvania Why was Roseto considered an outlier? It was "a place that lay outside everyday experience, where the normal rules did not apply." How did the investigators explain Roseto's state of healthiness? The Rosetans were healthier because of their sense of community. What does Gladwell say is his main purpose for his book? He wants to redefine th...

TEST BANK FOR MICROECONOMICS 7TH EDITION By jeffrey M. Perloff - ComPlete All Chapters (VERIFIED) Microeconomics is often called A) price theory. B) decision science. C) scarcity. D) resource theory. Answer: A Section: The Allocation of Scarce Resources Question Status: Old AACSB: Analytic thinking 3) Most microeconomic models assume that decision makers wish to A) make themselves as well off as possible. B) act selfishly. C) make others as well off as possible. D) None of the abo...

EDREADY TEST WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% 2023/2024 subject-by-subject strategy writer will first discuss aspects of apples, then discuss parallel aspects of oranges subject-by-subject strategy example: If the writer discusses how apples taste, but how oranges look, then that is not a real comparison. point-by-point strategy the writer will discuss points of comparison, or common aspects, of the two subjects point-by-point strategy example: he or she might discuss the health ...

EDREADY TEST WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% 2023/2024 subject-by-subject strategy writer will first discuss aspects of apples, then discuss parallel aspects of oranges subject-by-subject strategy example: If the writer discusses how apples taste, but how oranges look, then that is not a real comparison. point-by-point strategy the writer will discuss points of comparison, or common aspects, of the two subjects point-by-point strategy example: he or she might discuss the health ...