Identify some verbal and nonverbal cues a speaker can use to provide closure
What will be an ideal response?
Verbal cues:
• Use transitional phrases such as finally, for my last point, and (use with care) in conclusion.
• Be careful that your cues don't give the audience unspoken permission to tune out. Be quick to follow your transition with the final statement of your speech.
Nonverbal cues:
• Pause between the body of your speech and its conclusion.
• Slow your speaking rate.
• Move out from behind a podium to make a final impassioned plea.
• Use a falling vocal inflection to signal your final statement.
You might also like to view...
People who feel comfortable expressing themselves are perceived as more competent, make a better impression during job interviews, and are more likely to be promoted to supervisory positions than anxious people are
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Define the words sex and gender.
What will be an ideal response?