In which section of Ben's presentation does this information belong?

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Ben is taking notes for his oral presentation about the impact of people using their cell phones while they drive. He finds data suggesting that people who are distracted on their phones get in accidents at higher rates than drivers who are not on their phones. in the presentation of the negative effects of the problem

Naddika [18.5K]3 years ago

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in the presentation of the negative effects of the problem

Explanation:

The higher rate of accidents associated with drivers who text while behind the wheel is clearly a negative consequence of doing so. As such, it belongs in the part of the presentation that exposes the dangers of texting while driving.

In the presentation of the solution, Ben should include AI developments that better voice texting. The slide title should not mention either negative effects or solutions, but rather the topic itself. Positive effects of the proposed solution should be reserved for the last few slides before the conclusion.

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