The speech?s introduction should preview the message
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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During her speech examining the similarities between kidnapped victims and victims
of domestic violence, many in Kao-Ping's freshman audience puzzled over what she meant by "Stockholm Syndrome," terminology she never explained as she continued her remarks. As a speaker, Kao-Ping should have ________. A) used a contemporary example, rather than one dating back to 1973 B) used domestic examples from the U.S., rather than Euro-centric ones C) considered the level of complexity appropriate to the listener and context D) considered the ethnocentric nature of her audience and adapted accordingly
Jackson is about to walk in the door for a job interview. He checks his tie, adjusts his suit coat, and makes sure his shirt is tucked in how he wants it. Jackson's behaviors are examples of
a. courtship readiness cues b. preening behavior c. positional cues d. actions of appeal or invitation e. serio-courtship cues
In the United States, public speakers who establish strong eye contact are usually perceived as more credible than speakers who have weak eye contact.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
We use paralanguage to perform gender
Indicate whether the statement is true or false