Which of the Following Is a Norm of Communication in the Australian

question 20

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a norm of communication in the Australian cultural context?

• A) Public speakers can tell lies wherever necessary and the audience will not mind.
• B) Public speakers may be found to verbally insult and abuse their audience. This is considered acceptable.
• C) Public speakers do not need to make eye contact with their audience; the audience will continue to listen regardless.
• D) Public speakers can insert personal anecdotes and humour into their speeches and it will often be well-received.
• E) Public speakers do not need to follow any rules when it comes to providing facts and evidence.

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