You want your persuasive speech to be your best speech of the semester. In order to make it great, you tell the students that sports' scholarships won't be honored next year. You did hear that there was some issue with scholarships, and that it wasn't looking good for the students. You also know that the athletic program isn't all that popular. Your speech persuades your classmates (most of whom are volleyball players) to demand meetings with their financial aid advisor. You offer to help and distribute a sign-up sheet to pass along to financial aid. What is the problem in this scenario? A. You should have added more quantity of arguments to your speech
B. You should have used a narrative rather than a statistic to persuade
C. You have shaped attitudes with language
D. Emotional appeals based on rumors and non- verifiable facts are unethical