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A presenter spends 15 minutes studying a list of the 25 participants who will be attending tomorrow’s seminar. She wants to remember everyone’s names and make a good impression. The next day, the presenter finds that she can only recall the names that appeared at the beginning of the list. This outcome BEST illustrates the ___________ effect.

Another term for a presentation’s central idea is its:

What is the single most important goal of any introduction?

“Well, I know that’s what I said, but that’s not what I meant,” pleaded Artemus, as he backtracked during an argument with his roommate. Artemus is highlighting the distinction between:

Artie was preparing a persuasive presentation for his model airplane club. “This is gonna be great,” he told his friend, Maurice. “By the time I get done, they’re not only going to see the merits of moving to a bigger clubhouse, but they’re all gonna kick in $100 each to rent the moving supplies!” “Well…” Maurice cautioned, “I wouldn’t be so sure. It’s an airtight presentation, and you are a persuasive dude. But remember:” How should Maurice complete his thought?

Why is a shorter version of a presentation often more effective than a longer version of that same presentation?

Using multiple forms of supporting material during a presentation usually has the effect of:

In some countries, there is no link between culture and language.

Which facility layout uses the concept of an assembly line?

There are 3 types of committees and task forces discussed in class, which is the group setup for a short-term purpose?