Which of the following strategies should you adopt when giving a presentation in English to listeners whose first language is not English?
A. Use jargon that is appropriate for the topic.
B. Use specific, complex language so there is no doubt about your meaning.
C. Pronounce your words slowly and clearly.
D. Speak more loudly than usual.
Answer: C
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A) message overload. B) prejudgment. C) preoccupation. D) message complexity. E) noise.
Majoring in public relations will lead only to a job in the public relations field
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.