To adapt with virtual audiences, you should not:
a. use presentational aids.
b. address uninformed, apathetic, and oppositional audiences who may view your speech virtually.
c. say anything to one specific audience that you would not want to broadcast to a wider audience.
d. use an attention getter to pique curiosity.
c. say anything to one specific audience that you would not want to broadcast to a wider audience.
To adapt with virtual audiences, you should not say anything to one specific audience that you would not want to broadcast to a wider audience. You should adapt your speech to account for unintended audiences.
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