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It will help you know what mistakes to avoid and what will draw positive attention to the presentation. Ex. Don't chew gum while giving a presentation, it will be seen as unprofessional. Do: Make eye contact with the audience, the audience might be more engaged if they feel like you're having a conversation with them.

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