Which of the following are ways to communicate with an audience that opposes what you have to say?

A. Highlight the areas where you and your audience disagree.
B. You can limit your statement or request or postpone parts of the message that could be delivered later.
C. Avoid statements that encourage the audience to think that you are similar to them.
D. Begin your message highlighting the values that you and your audience have in common.

To effectively communicate with an opposing audience, it is best to highlight shared values, acknowledge disagreements, and limit your statements. This approach maintains respect and encourages a more productive dialogue. The chosen option is D: Begin your message highlighting the values that you and your audience have in common.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-04

To communicate with an audience that opposes your views, highlight shared values, acknowledge differences, and limit your statements to key points. It's important to maintain respect and openness to create a productive dialogue. Avoid forcing similarities; instead, focus on recognition and clarity. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-04