When citing testimony from an expert as supporting material for a claim made in a speech, a complete citation should include
A) the name of the expert
B) the expert's specific title or expertise
C) the publication in which the expert's statement appears
D) all of the above

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A complete citation should include the name of the expert, their specific title or expertise, and the publication in which the expert's statement appears to establish credibility and allow the audience to reference the material.

When Citing Testimony from an Expert as Supporting Material for a Claim