Constraints in Public Speaking Refer To

question 93

Multiple Choice

Constraints in public speaking refer to:

• A)a delivery that matches the outline word for word.
• B)formality,both in content and in delivery.
• C)the need for a dignified,professional self-presentation.
• D)purpose,audience,context,and time frame.
• E)rejecting topics that are controversial or titillating.

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Definitions:

Fibrinogen

A plasma protein produced by the liver, crucial for blood clotting as it is converted into fibrin in the clotting process.

Plasma Component

The liquid part of blood that carries cells and proteins throughout the body, consisting mainly of water, electrolytes, and proteins.

Plasma

The liquid component of blood, in which blood cells are suspended.

Serum

The component of blood that remains after clotting has removed the blood cells and clotting proteins, containing antibodies and other proteins.