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chads108

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In determining your voice volume control, which one of these considerations would not be important.
 a. the amount of background noise.
  b. the distance between you and the receiver.
  c. the degree to which you want to publicize the message.
  d. the vocabulary you are using.

Question 2

Discuss in detail Abraham Maslow's concept of a hierarchy of needs.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

Psychologist Abraham Maslow developed the concept of a hierarchy of needs through which people progress. In our society, most people have reasonably satisfied their two lower-level needs: physiological needs (food and basic provision) and security and safety needs (shelter and protection from the elements and physical danger). Beyond these two basic need levels, people progress to satisfy the three upper-level needs: social needs for love, acceptance, and belonging; ego or esteem needs to be heard, appreciated, and wanted; and self-actualizing needs, including the need to achieve one's fullest potential through professional, philanthropic, political, educational, and artistic channels.
As people satisfy needs at one level, they move on to the next. The levels that have been satisfied still are present, but their importance diminishes. Effective communicators are able to identify and appeal to need levels in various individuals or groups. Advertising is designed to appeal to need levels. Luxury car and dream vacation ads appeal to ego needs; teeth whitening and anti-aging product messages appeal to social needs; and identity theft, health and fitness, and environmentally friendly commercials appeal to security and safety needs.




chads108

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Reply 2 on: Jun 23, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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Gracias!

 

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