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Great and informative. Thank you!!

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I have a question for you. Is there a difference between the systematic review and the interactive review?

This is an excellent video that makes me know what is the right and wrong in my review.

Thanks for the video presentation!

This RUclips video discusses the importance of visual communication in advertising and the use of visual rhetorical figures to create impactful advertisements. Visual rhetorical figures are defined as artful deviations from expectation that evoke arguments and lines of reasoning. The video highlights the relevance of visual rhetorical figures in advertising, as they have been shown to be more persuasive than straightforward images. However, it cautions that if the meaning of a visual rhetorical figure is not successfully resolved by the audience, it can lead to frustration or decreased persuasion. The video also introduces a typology of visual rhetorical figures based on visual richness and complexity, and provides examples to illustrate different types. Overall, visual rhetorical figures are seen as effective tools in advertising to capture attention, increase processing, and ultimately influence attitudes, intentions, and behaviors.

I'm confused. At 2:34 she says the ad on the right contains a visual rhetorical figure and the ad on the left doesn't, but the check mark and x are inverted. She then later defines a visual rhetorical figure as something that adheres to the following: 1.) An artful deviation from expectation that is not rejected as faulty or erroneous. 2.) Recipients do not see the deviations as errors. 3.) Literal interpretations would be nonsensical or untrue. 4.) Rhetorical figures can be verbally or visually expressed. 5.) Visual rhetorical figures can potentially stand alone without text. My point is, all of that applies to the ad on the left, NOT the ad on the right. It's very confusing to the audience when a simple slip-up right at the start of the video is left in like that.

Sorry I couldn't attend live! Great discussion. If any of you are interested, I would love comments about the lecture I posted for my current students about AI tools at ruclips.net/video/ZBXVrixNsic/видео.html

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Excellent presentation - I especially love the comparison between low-quality and high-quality examples. Thank you :)

Excellent video with an unmistakable message; this is one enjoyable video just listening to.

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How does culture impact communication in virtual teams?

Fantastic!

I am seriously blown away by how professional and insightful this presentation is, I did not expect this at all. Fabienne is remarkable!

You have set an inspiring example to emulate here. Thank you.

Karin Goettsch presents a comprehensive and clearly-explained overview of ways to increase engagement and motivation in addressing the opportunities (and challenges) of virtual team work. Her advice is particularly noteworthy in including the cultural and leadership issues inherent in virtual global team settings. This is talk equally useful in a classroom as in a boardroom for engaging virtual strategies.

Wonderful video, Stephen. Thank you!! One thought for my ABC colleagues as you guide students to create a contract: Instead of you the faculty member developing a policy for teams to fire a teammate, you can require the teams write their own accountability policy at the beginning of the project in their team contracts, including behaviors that would lead to firing a teammate and the process the team would follow. This method creates true accountability and removes you from the decision making process (although you will likely be involved in the implementation in some way).

Great stuff, Stephen! Many thanks.

View the other resources here: www.businesscommunication.org/page/e-lecture-series

Awesome presentation. Now I know how's rethorical figure working. Thank you. May god bless you

could you analize Mr. Jokowi , Indonesia President

Thank you, you give me insight how to teach them. That's awesome. May always god bless you

This was fantastic. We're adding the two test model at UT Dallas (piloted it this Spring), and hearing you say it's been successful was super encouraging. It is a field with the potential for a lot of joy.

I've known Ron for years, but this was so good! The first two stories made me cry, and the third made me want to buy beer. Roll Tide!!

Absolutely about his admissions of not knowing: a relatable position as crisis is fluid and unfolding. This has been noted by many journalists as the role of honesty and humility in leadership. Dramatic contrast to Trump who knows everything but then has to take everything back, signaling incompetence and untrustworthiness.

Ron, you have brought joy to many. God bless you!

Thank you. That was beautiful.

Thank you for sharing your insights with us. Very inspiring to listen to for someone who has just started out in academia!

Just did my Paul Potato homework, Rudi. I'd never have thought that this kind of product would be successful. Your critical questions approach demonstrates very convincingly why it is! Thanks so much for sharing your expertise with us all.

Thank you for this helpful and hopeful message, Geert. And it's always wonderful to see you!!

Thank you for your heartfelt words, Geert! I hope to see you in Vienna!

Thanks Geert. Alas, our rand has tanked by 40% against the dollar so planned attendance is out of the question this year. Be safe, everyone!

Thanks for the update, Geert. Appreciate the clear communication and look forward to an update about the San Diego conference.

Thanks, Geert, for taking the time to talk to us personally!

Thanks, Geert, and the entire ABC leadership team for guiding us through this challenging time. Be safe, well, and happy, fellow ABCers!

To view Rudi's slides, please use this link: bit.ly/RudiABCslides