According to Aristotle's three critical elements of good communication, what equates to logic? One of Aristotle's critical elements of good communication is

which equates to logic.

Logos equates to Logic

Explanation:

According to Aristotle, the three critical elements of good communication include Logos, Pathos, and Ethos. Logos equates to Logic and this means that when a person is trying to pass on a message, he should organize his facts in an organized manner so that it would be understood by the receiver. This is necessary because, if the messages are not logical to the audience, they may doubt the authenticity of the message and the qualification of the messenger. The message should appeal to the sense of reasoning of the audience.

Pathos refers to the ability of the communicator to connect to the feelings of his audience. Ethos refers to the ability of the messenger to establish his suitability to deliver the message.

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