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A) lay testimony.
B) expert testimony.
C) claims.
D) statistics.
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A) A highly reputable chemist provides testimony about the reasons why Christians should trust in Christ.
B) An Army officer testifies about what he heard from others about the presence of MIAs in Cambodia.
C) A cafeteria worker, a student, testifies about conditions in the cafeteria kitchen.
D) A university president tells parents why his university is the best choice for their child.
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A) trustworthiness.
B) dynamism.
C) incremental plagiarism.
D) internal references.
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A) Source credibility is directly connected with IQ.
B) Poor organization in a setting where good organization is expected will lower credibility ratings.
C) Good delivery can enhance or improve credibility ratings.
D) Speaking with fluency can help credibility ratings from the audience.
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A) a persuasive cause.
B) a sleeper effect.
C) source credibility.
D) dynamism.
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