The correct answer is <em>C) "personal appeals"</em>.
When a speaker is searching for support in an audience it is very effective to refer to the friendship and loyalty that this audience has had towards the speaker until that moment and ask once again for their support regarding the upcoming decision-making process. This is a technique which political candidates use quite often during political meetings in the days prior to the election day. Proposals and the appliance of techniques such as exchange are no longer effective with such a tight deadline, leaving the personal appeal as the best way to reach an audience's emotions and get the necessary buy-in.
In a research study which sets out to examine whether there
is a difference in stress levels between single and married mothers of young
children, an appropriate null hypothesis for the study would be: “There is no difference
in stress levels between single and married mothers of young children”
The correct answer is life-course-<span>persistent (LCP) offenders.
LCP offenders show predispositions and early risk factors for criminal behavior from childhood itself. Such individuals are socially maladjusted with poor interpersonal skills, have poor emotional regulation skills, and might also have conduct disorders from an early age itself. LCP offenders exhibit such tendencies and criminal behavior throughout their life span.</span><span />
