Question

Jeb is really very intelligent, but when he gives speeches he tends to go monotone, he mumbles a lot, and he doesn't move around much or use many gestures. most listeners have trouble tuning in to jeb, even though his speech content is often excellent. which tip to increase your listening efficiency offered in your text best applies in this instance?

Answer 1

The answer is "Adapt to the speaker's delivering by focusing on the message, not the delivery style".

Poor speakers are not by any means the only test to great tuning in. You likewise need to prepare for garrulous, very much cleaned speakers. Because a speaker has an alluring style of conveyance does not really mean his or her message is believable. Try not to give a smooth-talking salesman a chance to persuade you to purchase something without carefuly thinking about the substance of his or her message.