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1) "What are your strengths in public speaking?"
Some of my strengths in public speaking will be 'Goal-setting', I know my purpose and I do all I can to reach it in calm ways. I also know how to keep the crowd connected, this is a very important strength/skill to have because nobody wants to hear a presenter who cant help make the crowd feel connected.
2) "What areas would you like to improve?"
I would like to improve with time management, sometimes the topic you are presenting can be very personal and you want the audience to know everything you know about it- this causes an unfocused crowd and a "dragged" presentation.
3) "Do you have any fears or anxieties when it comes to presenting in front of an audience?"
As much as I would like to say that I don't have any fears when it comes to presenting in front of people, I cant. Presenting in front of people-I admit, can be nerve wracking but, as the minutes pass you'll start to feel calm. The fears that come with public speaking are temporary.
Answer and Explanation:
1. People find it difficult to recognize that something bad is going to happen to them because of fear. Fear encourages us to reject the idea of the evil that can happen to us as a way of de-stressing us and preventing us from becoming too anxious. Denial is a way of rejecting evil and keeping us hopeful and confident.
2. The Jewish people were very afraid of what Nazism could do to them and even if their situation got worse by the minute, they believed that it would end at any moment and that it would not reach the point it reached. That thought was a way to stay strong and endure everything that was happening, despite the fear.
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Your answer is b) superficially
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