Identify the specific purpose statement for a persuasive speech: a. my audience will understand the benefits of music therapy for people with cognitive disabilities b. our campus policy on student parking should be revised to provide more spaces for students c. there are three major types of avalanches that can cause destruction d. my audience will identify the specific ways technology has society grow

I believe that the best answer to the question: Identify the specific purpose statement for a persuasive speech:___, would be, A: My audience will understand the benefits of music therapy for people with cognitive disabilities.

Explanation:

When preparing a speech, there are some aspects that need to be taken into account for it to serve its objective. The first aspect is the general purpose of the speech: whether it is to inform, to persuade, or to simply entertain. This general purpose will help the speaker choose the structure and the word that will be necessary to form the speech. However, another aspect, a vital one, to take into account, is the specific purpose, meaning, what is the exact message that the speaker wishes to convey, what is it that the speaker wishes to accomplish. Since this will be for a persuasive seech, the statement needs to use wording that shows this purpose, and the final goal, of convincing people about an issue. It also needs not to be so precise that it becomes an informational speech. The one option that fulfills these requirements is A.

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