The step that is not part of Monroe's motivated sequence pattern of organization for persuasive speeches is Contentment. (Option D)
Monroe's motivated sequence pattern developed by Alan H. Monroe is a motivated sequence which is a commonly used speech format used effectively to organize persuasive messages. The pattern comprises of five basic stages: attention, need, satisfaction, visualization, and action. In the attention stage, a speaker established the audience’s attention and imagination of the listener is intrigued. In the need stage, the speaker demonstrated that the problem, or need for the plan. In the satisfaction stage, the speaker shows how their persuasive proposal could satisfy the need. The visualization stage shows how the future could be if the persuasive proposal is or is not adopted. Lastly, in the action stage the speaker urges the audience to take some kind of action to help enact the speaker’s persuasive proposal. Hence, contentment is not a step in the sequence.
Note: The question is incomplete as it is missing options are A) Need B) Attention C) Visualization D) Contentment.
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