Nonverbal Distracting Mannerisms Such as Fidgeting with One's Jewelry or Other

question 15

True/False

Nonverbal distracting mannerisms such as fidgeting with one's jewelry or other item, twisting a finger in a necklace, or constantly pushing hair behind an ear can make the audience feel like they can relate to the speaker.

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