Discussion:
Persuasion has the objective of making the audience of one person or more believe and support the presenter's ideas. For example, If I believe that a metal chair supports more weight than a wood one, I would try to persuade with the goal of making people support that claim. The easiest way is with facts. However, even if hard grounded facts, there are some variables that affect my speech effectiveness, in this case, profanity and political correctness.
When considering using those two forms of communication, I have to have in mind other factors: who is my audience? Age? Culture? Reception for profanity or political correctness? What is my setting? Where Am I doing the speech? For example, If I’m in a bar with friends, humor using profanity could be more assertive than the opposite. If I’m in an office, the political correctness could be much more adequate, etc. When choosing between these two forms of communication, I have to choose the most adequate word choice, formality level, slangs, cultural references, academic level in data, etc.
We must read good and inspiring books, we need to turn our technology and read literature of substance. It is also necessary to talk to each other and converse about life.
I have experienced something like breaking with bad habits that I used to have and I would say that to do sports also help a lot.
As I mentioned I have recently engaged in sports activities and it helped me a lot to deal with a minor problem that I used to have. How did it go? It went terrific but it is always an ongoing challenge.
<span>Pope Leo X lives in Vatican City, which is inside Rome. So, Rome was the central power of Europe at that time.
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When trying the rebuild the St. Peter's Basilica the church ran out of money for the project. So, Pope Leo X started selling indulgences for money.
Sorry I only got two.
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