Consider this argument as part of a persuasive speech about bringing more students to MSUM:
Creating more scholarships will attract more students, solving our problem of declining enrollment.
Which part of the Motivated Sequence does this point relate to?
A) Attention
B) Need
C) Satisfaction
D) Visualization
Answer (2)
The argument presented relates to the Satisfaction part of the Motivated Sequence. It proposes a solution—creating more scholarships—to address the problem of declining enrollment. This connects the need for more students with a practical method to achieve that goal. ;
The chosen option is C) Satisfaction, as the argument suggests creating scholarships to solve the problem of declining enrollment. This aligns with the idea of providing a solution within the Motivated Sequence framework. It directly addresses the need for more students with a proposed action.
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