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To be ethical, how should a speaker use emotional appeals?

dorisdxx

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To be ethical, how should a speaker use emotional appeals?

To be ethical, how should a speaker use emotional appeals?

What will be an ideal response?

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Kaliza17

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When using emotional appeals, speakers can remain ethical by presenting valid, reliable information in a way that will appeal to the listeners but not infringe on their rights or responsibilities.

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