Explain why introductions and conclusions are NOT trivial aspects of public speaking
What will be an ideal response?
Because introductions form first impressions that can affect your listeners' perceptions of the remainder of the speech. Conclusions give you one last opportunity to reinforce your main ideas, leave a lasting impression, and cement your relationship with your listeners.
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a. Verbal aggressiveness b. Passive aggressiveness c. Beltlining d. Argumentativeness
Which of the following is not true of multitasking?
a. people don't really multitask, computers do b. children are better at multitasking than adults c. it's likely we'll do each task less well than if we did the tasks separately d. multitasking can make us feel rushed e. all of these are true of multitasking