Audience members
a. can usually see or hear a speaker's fear.
b. rarely forget honest mistakes.
c. know how anxious a speaker is feeling and quickly form
negative impressions of the speaker.
d. report noticing far less anxiety than the speaker experiences.
e. rarely forgive mistakes by nervous speakers.
d
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