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It is important to fit your persuasive appeal to your audience's interest because they will not bother to listen to you or consider your idea if it does not relate to them. In the context of the similarity heuristics, the appeal should be something relatable and 'similar' in terms of their interests.
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Yes I do, they are very smart and funny
The answer is option D "A reporter thinks she has a story but finds she doesn't have all the facts." A conflict is a problem or a situation and in this case option D would be a conflict because the reporter thinks she has a story but she doesn't have all the facts which is a problem. Isn't option A because a couple introducing their son to their parents isn't a problem, isn't option B because once again it isn't a problem for a bank robber to give up crime for his family, and it's also not option C because once again it isn't a problem that a veteran tells stories about his career as a Army Engineer.
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