Analyzing Monroe's Motivated Sequence And Problem-Solution

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a. Our group used Monroe’s Motivated Sequence and problem-solution pattern as our two main ways of organizing our information and our speech. We used problem-solution because we talked about how yoga can be beneficial for your physical health and your mental health. One of the problems that yoga can reduce is how much stress college students have. By doing yoga, students can become more relaxed and relieve some of the stress that they have because of college. We also talked about how yoga can help to soothe sore muscles after a grueling work out or just in general. Yoga is a good preventative measure because it can strengthen your muscles and it can increase your flexibility. We also used Monroe’s Motivated Sequence because we tried to incorporate

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