Aristotle believed that in order to be credible,a public speaker should be ethical,possess good character,have common sense,and be concerned for the well-being of the audience.

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This is a basic tenet of Aristotle's ethos, or the speaker's credibility, in his treatise "Rhetoric." He believed that a speaker who possesses good character, common sense, and a concern for the audience's well-being would be seen as trustworthy and persuasive.

Aristotle Believed That in Order to Be Credible,a Public Speaker