Author Question: The tactic known as stealing the opponent's thunder refers to A) stealing the opponent's evidence ... (Read 179 times)

LCritchfi · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

The tactic known as stealing the opponent's thunder refers to

A) stealing the opponent's evidence in a court case.
B) preparing strong arguments to counter the opponent's claims.
C) acknowledging a minor weakness in one's own position.
D) finding weaknesses in the opponent's argument.

Question 2

Researchers measured the physiological arousal of heavy TV viewers and light TV viewers when they came into the lab to watch a violent boxing match. Results of their study reveal that

a. exposure to violence increases arousal.
b. heavy TV viewers seem desensitized to violence.
c. mindless viewing of violence leads to decreased arousal.
d. light TV viewers quickly habituate to violence.