When You Make an Oral Presentation of Your Research You

question 8

Multiple Choice

When you make an oral presentation of your research you should

• A) provide as much methodological detail as possible.
• B) read your presentation verbatim so you don't leave out anything important.
• C) expect to talk very quickly so that you can get all of the information to fit within the time frame.
• D) strive for a conversational style rather than reading your presentation.

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