One way to change someone’s attitude is to get that person to give a speech arguing against his or her actual viewpoint. this strategy can lead to attitude change through cognitive dissonance as long as is/are present. (a) peripheral cues to persuasion (b) a motivated audience that feels a sense of personal relevance (c) insufficient justification for making the speech(d) two-sided arguments

Option D

Explanation:

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A two-sided argument can support your argument and the opponent's argument, this can help the opponent to be prone to your ideas. A understanding can be created and the opponent may agree with you at some point.

Agreeing with the opponent will have more chances of approval of YOUR options by the opponent.

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