Three of the eight steps in the audience-centered model of presentation speaking are select and narrow topic, identify purpose and develop central idea.
A audience-centered presentation is not a one-way communication. Rather, audience-centered presenters view their audience as a group of individuals, each with their own perceptions and needs. The audience-centered presenter's goal is not to present as much information as possible about their topic.
Instead, the audience-centered presenter's goal is to engage and connect with the audience in two-way communication, trying to make a difference. Audience-centered speeches are therefore more effective than speaker and content-centered presentations.
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A b and c because it is the right one
Mmm. code-switching. An example of code-switching would be "It's very さむい right now”. This fits the definition of code-switching because it switches between Japanese and English.
<span>early study of pubic speaking was known as "rhetoric "</span>
