According to your authors, relationships between a speaker and audience are like relationships between two people because:
A) People must adjust and adapt to each other as they do in dyadic relationships
B) Both parties must accept responsibility for the termination of the relationship
C) People are not responsible for the success of the relationship
D) Both parties expect very little from the relationship

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The authors argue that relationships between a speaker and audience are like relationships between two people because, in both cases, individuals must adjust and adapt to each other. This is the case in dyadic relationships, where two people must navigate each other's needs and preferences. Similarly, speakers must adapt their message to the needs and expectations of their audience to foster a successful relationship.

According to Your Authors, Relationships Between a Speaker and Audience