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Question: Need help regarding a discussion after reading over this question on persuasive approaches discuss what techniques one might include in crafting a detailed persuasive speech or might incorporate in your speech.

In addition, with three topics you are considering choosing and why you are settling on the one you have chosen (if you have made a decision in Persuasive public speaking). All three traditional means of persuasion-ethos (ethical credibility), logos (logic), and pathos (emotion) are ways of motivating a listener to think or behave in certain ways. Motivation is the underlying internal force that drives people to achieve their goals. Our motives explain why we do things moreover. Please integrate how would one convince your audience of such (explain the call to action ie; attitude or belief change, the action of some sort, etc.) What modality mentioned related to the persuasive talk would one use, such as Maslow's Hierarchy needs, elaboration likelihood model (ELM) of persuasion approach, or cognitive dissonance? Keep in mind you will want to stay, "audience-centered" for persuasive speeches. It is not enough to tell your audience what you think - tell them what they should be accepting/thinking/doing.