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critical thinking what you should be good at to be an effective persuasive speaker perceiving, arranging, inquiring, inferring, reasoning major types of critical thinking skills perceiving listening, observing, comparing and contrasting observations arranging grouping, classifying, or placing in order of your perceptions inquiring asking questions and analyzing inferring recognizing assumptions, making generalizations, and understanding a cause and effect relationship reasoning making decisions and drawing conclusions logical and emotional appeals what you may use during the body of your speech logical appeals an argument that is based upon factual, objective information emotional appeals appeals based upon the three types of basic needs of all people: physical, phychological, and social physical needs involve the life and health of an individual's body phychological needs involve the "inner" life of an individual including the need for love, self-worth, self respect, etc.... social needs involve an individual's relationship to a group, including the need for freedom, power, acceptance, etc.