As part of seventh-grade "Social Living" course, a teacher has a guest speaker come to his classroom to talk about the dangers of drug use. The guest speaker is a former drug dealer and hardcore drug user, who became involved in crime as a result of his connection to drugs, spent many years in jail, later entered a drug rehabilitation program, and finally cleaned up his act. Social psychologists would refer to this kind of communicator as .

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As part of a tenth-grade "Social Living" course, a teacher has a guest speaker come to his classroom to talk about the dangers of drug use. The guest speaker is a former drug dealer and hardcore drug user, who became involved in crime as a result of his connection to drugs, spent many years in jail, later entered a drug rehabilitation program, and finally cleaned up his act. Social psychologists would refer to this kind of communicator as a(n) .

a. sleeper source

b. convert communicator

c. normative communicator

d. implicit source

I believe the correct answer is letter b. convert communicator.

Explanation:

A convert communicator is someone who speaks against something they used to do, advising people to no follows the same path. This type of communicator is seen as a credible source, since they speak from a place of experience. In the given situation, the guest speaker is a former drug dealer and user who has suffered the harsh consequences of his behavior. He is most likely taken very seriously by his audience.

are there actual statements because if not my answer would be: that using the five senses the author can create a sense of worth in an object to appeal to the reader and create meaning.