Studies have found that public speakers will usually be more persuasive when they
A) use evidence that is already familiar to the audience.
B) present evidence in specific rather than general terms.
C) state evidence without drawing explicit conclusions from it.
D) avoid emotional appeals when seeking action from the audience.
E) speak slightly slower than normal when delivering the speech.

Question

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Presenting evidence in specific terms makes it more concrete and relatable, enhancing persuasiveness.

Studies Have Found That Public Speakers Will Usually Be More