Zeke is the public-relations director for Mr. Black, a gubernatorial candidate. In preparing Mr. Black for a debate, Zeke realizes that the arguments on Mr. Black's side are very weak. Instead of giving Mr. Black stronger arguments, Zeke loads Mr. Black with a bunch of tangentially relevant statistics. With this strategy, Mr. Black is most likely to persuade someone __________.
A) for whom the debate topic is very important
B) accessible through the peripheral route to persuasion
C) who is able to pay close attention to the debate
D) both a and c
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