Which of the following would not be a primary goal of a speech to actuate?

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A speech to actuate focuses on motivating or persuading listeners to take action or change their behavior. Changing a previous belief would fall under the category of a speech to inform or a speech to persuade, but not necessarily a speech to actuate. The primary goals of a speech to actuate include urging listeners to continue or discontinue a behavior, or adopt a new behavior.

Which of the Following Would Not Be a Primary Goal