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A listener says that because the speaker is credible every statement by the speaker must be true. What is wrong with this thinking?

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Correct answer: The person's reputation was treated as proof of every claim

The governing concept is critical evaluation of a message rather than blind reliance on authority. A credible speaker may have knowledge and a good record, but that does not make every individual statement automatically true. Each important claim still needs suitable evidence, reasoning, or verification. Option B identifies the error: reputation has been substituted for proof. Options A, C, and D are extreme claims and are therefore incorrect.

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Authority BiasCredibilityClaim EvaluationEvidenceVerbalCommunication Skills IArtificial IntelligenceClass 9 Mcq

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