When using emotional appeal in a persuasive speech, you should select one:

a. use as many emotionally charged words as you can.

b. let emotional appeal grow naturally out of the speech content.

c. limit emotional appeals to the introduction of the speech.

d. all of the above.

e. none of the above?

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Odin Meza

Social Studies

28 January, 14:58

When using emotional appeal in a persuasive speech, you should select one:

a. use as many emotionally charged words as you can.

b. let emotional appeal grow naturally out of the speech content.

c. limit emotional appeals to the introduction of the speech.

d. all of the above.

e. none of the above?

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Aussie · Answer 1

I beleive th answer is: b. let emotional appeal grow naturally out of the speech content.

If you fake your emotions during a persuasive speech, you would create a risk of creating untrostworthy perception from the audience.

This would make anything that come out of your mouth seem disindengineus and decrease the likelihood of the audiences alligning with your perspective.

When using emotional appeal in a persuasive speech, you should select one:a. use as many emotionally charged words as you can.b. let emotional appeal grow naturally out of the speech content.c. limit emotional appeals to the introduction of the speech.d. all of the above.e. none of the above?