Identifying patterns in your supporting materials and then summarizing those patterns into arguments that become the main points of your speech is (the)
A) logos
B) competence.
C) reasoning.
D) central route.

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This process describes reasoning, where you analyze patterns in information to form coherent arguments or main points in a speech. Logos involves logic and evidence in persuasion, competence relates to the speaker's expertise and trustworthiness, and the central route is a concept from the Elaboration Likelihood Model referring to thoughtful consideration of arguments in persuasion.

Identifying Patterns in Your Supporting Materials and Then Summarizing Those