An ethical persuasive argument
A)is a contradiction in terms.
B)focuses on how the audience's actions will benefit the sender.
C)includes any evidence the sender can come up with, whether or not it's relevant.
D)focuses on being both truthful and nondeceptive.

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D)There is a difference between being truthful and being nondeceptive. Being truthful strictly requires that no lies or falsehoods are told. Being nondeceptive goes a step further, ensuring that all relevant information is supplied, and no information is presented in a manipulative or misleading way.

An Ethical Persuasive Argument