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Essаy Questiоn 1: Decisiоn-Mаking: Infоrmаtive vs. Persuasive You are asked to give a presentation about workplace wellness. Your supervisor leaves it up to you whether to simply inform employees or encourage behavior change.In a well-organized essay, respond to the following:Which type of speech would you choose (informative or persuasive), and why? (5pts)What is your specific goal for the audience (e.g., awareness, attitude change, behavior change)? (10 pts)How would you structure your speech to support that goal? (15 pts)What types of supporting material (e.g., examples, statistics, narratives) would you use, and why are they appropriate? (10 pts)How would your introduction and conclusion reinforce your purpose? (10 pts)Be specific and use concepts from class to support your reasoning.
This exаm cоntаins twо essаy questiоns. Each essay is worth 50 points, for a total of 100 points. You have 60 minutes total to complete both essays.To manage your time effectively, consider the following guidelines:Essay Question 1: ~25 minutesEssay Question 2: ~25 minutesLeave 5-10 minutes to read your answers.You may briefly outline your ideas before writing, but be sure to leave enough time to clearly explain your answers.Each essay should be approximately 200-300 words (about 1–2 well-developed paragraphs). Your response does not need to be very long, but it should clearly explain your ideas and demonstrate your understanding of the course concepts.Writing ExpectationsWrite in complete sentences and organized paragraphs.Make sure your response directly addresses each part of the question.Support your explanations with specific examples when appropriate.Your essays will be evaluated based on the accuracy of concepts, clarity of explanation, organization, and application of course ideas. Very brief responses that only list ideas without explanation may receive reduced credit.