In Applying the Guidance Principle When Preparing a Presentation, a Speaker

question 25

Multiple Choice

In applying the guidance principle when preparing a presentation, a speaker should be sure to:

• A) Include transitions to help the audience follow the information
• B) Avoid transitions so that the audience does not feel overly directed
• C) Allow the audience to provide their own internalized transitions
• D) Allow equal time and development for all main points

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Definitions:

Blood Pressure Cuff

A medical device used during blood pressure measurements; it wraps around the arm and inflates to restrict blood flow, allowing for the reading of pressure levels.

Gesell's Theory

A developmental theory proposed by Arnold Gesell that emphasizes the role of genetics and biology in the developmental process of children.

Cephalocaudal Pattern

A principle of growth where development begins at the head and progresses down toward the feet.

Gene Activity

The process by which information from a gene is used in the synthesis of a functional gene product, such as proteins, influencing the function of cells.