When a proposition in a persuasive speech focuses on having the listener judge the worth or importance of something, it is a proposition of?

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Rachael Parks

13 July, 01:29

When a proposition in a persuasive speech focuses on having the listener judge the worth or importance of something, it is a proposition of?

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Terry Osborn · Answer 1

A proposition of value is can be found in a persuasive speech wherein it focuses on having the listener judge the worth or importance of something. Moreover, it implies that one thing is a better option than the other, in other words, it can also suggest that something is good while the other is bad.