The outline you use when you give your presentation should __________
a) be the same outline you used to prepare your speech
b) contain no extraneous notes to yourself about delivery
c) be brief, preferably just key words
d) be a script of every word you wish to say
Answer: c
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A. glazing over. B. pseudolistening. C. selective listening. D. close mindedness.
When group members generate as many ideas as possible in a
short period of time, they are engaged in a. maintenance skills. b. task skills. c. brainstorming. d. critical thinking. e. problem identification.
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a. biographical; statistical b. open; deep c. primary; secondary d. scholarly; popular
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).