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Public Speaking Apprehension gradually ____ as we speak. Choose one answer. A. decreases B. increases C. stays the same D. none of the above Question2 According to Communication Orientation Mot ... ivation (COM) techniques, in performance orientation, the speaker views the audience as ____. Choose one answer. A. good listeners B. hypercritical judges C. inferior to the speaker's topic D. not worthy of hearing the speech Question3 Jessica has been reducing her public speaking apprehension by using the ____ technique, which involves picturing herself in increasingly more frightening situations and learning how to relax in those situations. Choose one answer. A. Communication Orientation Motivation (COM) B. visualization C. systematic desensitization D. cognitive restructuring Question4 The process of ____ involves tailoring the information in your speech to the needs, interests, and expectations of your listeners. Choose one answer. A. audience analysis B. listener analysis C. audience adaptation D. listener respect Question5 Public Speaking Apprehension is uncommon and only affects a few people. Answer: True False Question6 The "communibiological" theory suggests that ____. Choose one answer. A. public speaking apprehension may be inborn B. public speaking apprehension has nothing to do with nervousness C. public speaking apprehension has nothing to do with biology D. public speaking apprehension may be a result of negative past speaking experience Question7 Anticipation reaction is ____. Choose one answer. A. the surge in your anxiety as you begin your speech B. the level of anxiety during your speech C. the gradual decline of speech anxiety about one-minute into the speech D. the level of anxiety you experience before your speech [Show More]

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