Acceptance speeches that don't adhere to expectations are often welcomed gladly by the audience

Becky has been asked by a local high school to speak to the environmental club. She's a bit nervous, as she doesn't know the audience. She wants to get some information about who the students are and what matters to them, and she also wants to signal that she cares about them. What is the best way for Becky to build this type of rapport?

A. maintaining eye contact while she speaks B. using humor when appropriate C. interacting with her listeners before she speaks D. opening with a story

Which pattern of behaviors occurs during initial primary tension?

A. low attendance, apathy, and failure to arrive at group decisions B. a lot of leaning forward, animated gesturing, and imitating each other's postures C. fidgeting, disagreeing, and loud voices D. exceptional politeness, long pauses, and yawning and sighing E. none of these