After Making a Presentation, You Should

question 127

Multiple Choice

After making a presentation, you should

• A) review the video recording to compare your actual performance with your rehearsal.
• B) critique all aspects of your performance.
• C) focus on how you delivered your talk, not on what you said.
• D) take deep breaths and shake your wrists gently for relaxation.
• E) turn your slides or transparencies into handouts for distribution to the audience.

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