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  • Front
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question of fact
whether or not an assertion is false or true
question of value
worth, rightness, morlaity
questions of policy
what we should about the situation
motivated sequence
attention
need
satisfaction
visualization
action
conclusion
3 parts to rhetorical question
exigence
audience
constraint
action step must be
simple
specific
real
effective
immediate
ethical
3 basic issues of policy
need
plan
practicality