What are the five basic activities in the creative process

for public speaking?

a. learning, deciding, creating, editing, and
presenting
b. preparing, sharing, editing, presenting, and
listening & evaluating
c. narrowing, identifying, creating, editing, and
presenting
d. starting, researching, creating, presenting,
and listening & evaluating
1-2 True/False Questions


d

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a. children were greatly influenced by the movies they saw. b. most people uncritically accepted information from the media. c. better-educated people were less likely to believe what the media said. d. media content should be strictly controlled.

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The encourager, compromiser, and standard setter are best defined as __________ roles.

A. group task B. group building and maintenance C. individual D. task delegating

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If a person is uncertain about a speaker's meaning, the best thing to do is

A. get a written copy of the speech. B. look up the meaning of any unfamiliar words. C. ask the speaker questions about it. D. compare notes with other listeners.

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Individuals suffering from stuttering, cleft palate, or aphasia can overcome their

difficulties in a speech class. Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

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