A type of speech organization which breaks down the persuasive speech into a series of five steps is called the
A) Effect-cause reversal
B) Monroe's Motivated Sequence
C) Walter's Wave
D) Anti-climax Sequence

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Monroe's Motivated Sequence is a type of speech organization which breaks down the persuasive speech into five steps: attention, need, satisfaction, visualization, and action. This is a widely used and effective strategy for persuasive communication. The other options listed (Effect-cause reversal, Walter's Wave, and Anti-climax Sequence) are not commonly used methods of speech organization.

A Type of Speech Organization Which Breaks Down the Persuasive