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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Definitions:

Neighbor

An individual who lives near or next to another; in broader terms, a person who is part of one's immediate geographical community.

Temporal Discounting

The inclination to prioritize short-term gratification over long-term benefits.

Boots

Footwear that covers the foot and the ankle and extends up the leg, sometimes as far as the knee or even the hip.

Sale

The act of selling something, or the exchange of a commodity for money or other consideration.