Crafting Strong Arguments

In organizational communication, a key skill is supporting your ideas for effective presentations. This page delves into the practical aspects of organizational communication. Pay close attention to barriers in communication, various communication types and channels, and the role of ethics in the workplace.

Using Research as Support

Key Takeaways

The strategies a public speaker can use to provide corroborating evidence for the speech's central idea and specific purpose are called support.
There are three primary reasons to use support: to clarify content, to increase speaker credibility, and to make the speech more vivid.
A good piece of support should be accurate, authoritative, current, and unbiased.