True/false
it is usually inappropriate for persuasive speakers to refer to their personal experience in an attempt to bolster their credibility.

This statement is false.

Explanation:

Persuasive speaking is a type of speech in which the speaker's main goal is to convince the audience to accept and view things from his/her perspective. It is a persuasive way of making a point and statement.

The speaker can develop his/her speech making use of various data such as reasoning and personal experience. He/she can include facts and statistics. When someone talks from personal experience, it is easier to be persuasive since the individual really understands the experience.

In this case it is not inapproriate for a persuasive speaker to refer to personal experiences in order to bolster his/her credibility since it is a part of persuasive speech.

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