Which of the following statements if false?
A. Speakers rated as “sincere” make eye contact three times more often than “insincere” speakers.
B. For 90 percent of Americans, the left eye is used only for depth perception.
C. When Richard Nixon attended his first Watergate press conference, he blinked up to 40 times a minute.
D. Sincere speakers blink between 5 and 10 times per minute
D. Sincere speakers blink between 5 and 10 times per minute
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The local government drafted a plan while considering the future development of a city
Although there was no opposition from any organization, individuals, or the state and federal levels of government, the local government officials felt the plan was not being duly considered. On the other hand, the federal and state governments had a notion that the local government was not paying enough attention to the development of the city. What factor led to the confusion among the governmental bodies? a) Lack of circulation of information b) Lack of proper advertising c) Lack of adequate self-promotion d) Lack of interactive texting
Schutz's interpersonal needs include
a. romance, belonging, and safety. b. affection, inclusion and control. c. physiological and psychological needs. d. affection and our sense of self and self-respect.
You are likely to feel the most anxious during the _________ of your speech
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).