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1. What does the posture of individuals you do not know lead you to conclude about them?

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1. What does the posture of individuals you do not know lead you to conclude about them?

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The posture speaks for itself, it's really important to see your own posture as that is what it represents you before you speak. You can even tell how people feel by checking their posture, you can see if they're confident, if they're tired, or if they just don't care.

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2. What have you learned about the importance of posture from your observation?

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2. What have you learned about the importance of posture from your observation?

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Posture helps you have a strong and confident presentation. It doesn't matter if you take a good posture when giving a speech but also it's important on a daily basis as people can tell how you're currently feeling. Good posture will give good impressions to your audience and it'll also do it with your friends or co-workers.

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3. What information about people do you receive from facial expressions?

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3. What information about people do you receive from facial expressions?

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You can notice the reactions and you can tell if they're excited about the topic, if they're just bored, or if they simply don't care. Even by checking people's hands, you can tell if they're anxious for you to stop talking.

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4. What have you learned from faces that will be helpful for you in your presentations?

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4. What have you learned from faces that will be helpful for you in your presentations?

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I learned that your own facial expression can reflect your emotions and even the credibility of what you're talking about. If the audience perceives that you're just talking and your facial expressions show something different they won't care or you can just see them anxious for the presentation to finish. It's very important to match our facial expressions with your speech.

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5. Are there situations in which you find it difficult to make eye contact with others?

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5. Are there situations in which you find it difficult to make eye contact with others?

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Yes, there are. Most of the time I don't make eye contact when I'm nervous or when I'm not prepared for what I'm talking about.

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6. Based on the text, what can you do to overcome this situation?

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6. Based on the text, what can you do to overcome this situation?

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The text is pretty helpful, the importance of making eye contact is to show willingness and make a connection with the people you're talking to, this can be friends or co-workers. What I've learned to overcome this is to be prepared for what I'm going to talk about and to be relaxed and sure about what I express as doing this can help maintain a good posture and make eye contact with everyone.

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7. According to the text, how do your physical attributes serve you advantageously in creating a memorable presentation?

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7. According to the text, how do your physical attributes serve you advantageously in creating a memorable presentation?

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It's an important key for the presentation, you need to select the appropriate clothing depending on the audience and occasion you're going to speak to as this marks the best way to create a memorable presentation. Physical Appearance is also necessary even if you're not physically attractive, you can keep a good view by being clean, having a nice smile and positive personality.

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8. Assess the way you use your voice in a speech. 

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8. Assess the way you use your voice in a speech. 

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1. I'm generally a fluent speaker - Yes.
2. When I know what I'm talking about, my response time to questions is brief - Yes.
3. I generally practice pitch variation to create meaningful messages - No. (I set my goal to read and learn more to have a variation).
4. I always speak so the audience can hear - Yes.
5. I speak clearly so the audience can understand my words - Yes.
6. In comparison to others, I speak slightly faster - No.
7. I generally use the correct word and pronounce it accurately - Yes.
8. I use pauses to add meaning to my message - Yes.