Chapter . What About You? Informative or Persuasive?

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What About You?
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what about you? Informative or Persuasive?

Speakers sometimes have a hard time clarifying the general purpose of their presentation topic. Does the speech intend to impart information (informative speech) or to suggest a change in attitudes, belief, or behavior (persuasive speech)? Consider the speech topics that follow, marking “I” for those that seem informative and “P” for those that could be persuasive.

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1. How therapy dogs are trained
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2. Why you should add omega fatty acids to your diet
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3. How omega fatty acids modulate inflammatory responses
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4. Title IX harms male athletes and eliminates important programs
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5. Why you should become an organ donor
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6. The importance of restricting handguns
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7. How fracking works
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8. The benefits of volunteer reading programs for at-risk children
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9. How to cut the cable cord
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10. Why athletic scholarships should be banned

Results

what about you? Informative or Persuasive?

I

1. How therapy dogs are trained

P

2. Why you should add omega fatty acids to your diet

I

3. How omega fatty acids modulate inflammatory responses

P

4. Title IX harms male athletes and eliminates important programs

P

5. Why you should become an organ donor

P

6. The importance of restricting handguns

I

7. How fracking works

I

8. The benefits of volunteer reading programs for at-risk children

I

9. How to cut the cable cord

P

10. Why athletic scholarships should be banned