A Speaker Who Knows That the Audience Is Impartial Towards

question 9

Multiple Choice

A speaker who knows that the audience is impartial towards his/her topic will need to:

• A) Spend less time explaining why the topic is important
• B) Spend less time explaining how the topic affects the audience's lives
• C) Spend more time answering questions before the presentation
• D) Spend more time explaining how the topic affects the audience's lives

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Definitions:

Individualistic

Oriented around the belief that individual interests and rights are paramount; in a workplace context, this can refer to systems or cultures prioritizing individual achievement over collective goals.

Unionized

Referring to workplaces or employees that are represented by a labor union, which negotiates wages, benefits, and working conditions on their behalf.

Mandatory Meeting

A meeting that employees are required to attend by their employer, often for disseminating information or for compliance purposes.

Pay Increase

An adjustment in wages or salary upwards, often in response to negotiations, inflation, or performance appraisals.