Details in a Presentation Make a Big Difference

question 1

Multiple Choice

Details in a presentation make a big difference.Which of the following is true about jargon and clutter in a presentation?

• A) Using jargon is a not a danger in delivery of a research presentation where your audience has knowledge of the techniques of research or statistical analysis.
• B) Clutter in a speech includes repetition of fillers such as "ah," "um," "you know," "like," "basically," or "exactly" and reduces speaker credibility.
• C) Jargon, contrary to popular belief, does not add clumsy language and is not ultimately confusing all but the insiders to the "code."
• D) Jargon is language specific only to research and is considered meaningless and generally unintelligible to people outside of the researcher group.

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