One of the greatest barriers to effective listening is the tendency to evaluate the stimuli we receive, regardless of whether they are relevant to the message

G. W. Pabst's Pandora's Box

a. faithfully recreates the myth. b. is a relentless parable of a sensually insatiable woman's destruction. c. concerns street-wise profiteers and destitute middle-class. d. portrays capitalism's connection to war.

What do sloppy, amateurish presentation aids say about a speaker?

A) They show the speaker is not artistically talented. B) Nothing, if the verbal part of the speaker's presentation is excellent. C) The speaker has a strong sense of whimsy and fun. D) They convey the impression that a speaker is not credible.