When Giving a Public Speech, a Sense of Confidence Is

question 26

Multiple Choice

When giving a public speech, a sense of confidence is communicated when the speaker: 

• A)maintains an upright stance and squared shoulders.
• B)slouches his or her shoulders forward with hands in pocket.
• C)sways from side to side.
• D)scratches the nose, hand, or arm.

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Definitions:

Fundamental Attribution Error

The cognitive bias of attributing other people's actions to their character or disposition, while attributing one's own actions to situational factors.

Psychological Contract Bias

The tendency for misunderstandings or misinterpretations to occur regarding the unwritten and unspoken expectations between employees and employers.

Hypocrisy Attribution Dynamic

A psychological pattern where individuals judge others as hypocritical without recognizing similar behaviors within themselves.

Factitious Disorder

A mental disorder in which a person acts as if they have a physical or mental illness when they are not really sick.