Act & Reflect by Karen Alas

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

marlencolochita60 — 2024-09-02 04:50:58 UTC

Leads usto conclude if the person is strong, confident, dignified.

What have you learned about the importance of posture from yourobservation? .

marlencolochita60 — 2024-09-02 04:52:53 UTC

For me is so important how to postures and the security that have front the audience.

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

marlencolochita60 — 2024-09-02 04:57:59 UTC

The audience can perceive if there is a conflict between our speech and our facial expression, and will cause the audience to question credibility or sincerity, and often even stop listening and focus on the face.

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

marlencolochita60 — 2024-09-02 04:59:02 UTC

I consider my face can speak even more than my speech, that I must synchronize my facial expressions with the message of my speech, and maintain my focus so as not to confuse the audience.

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

marlencolochita60 — 2024-09-02 05:00:18 UTC

For me is yes, when the audience is too large.

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

marlencolochita60 — 2024-09-02 05:00:54 UTC

The author recommends maintaining eye contact with friendly faces at different points in the room

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

marlencolochita60 — 2024-09-02 05:01:49 UTC

Men and women consider good looks, cleanliness, a nice smile and a positive personality to be physically attractive qualities. also dressing in line with the speech and the audience.

8. Assess the way you use your voice in a speech. (check page 106. Part 4.5)

marlencolochita60 — 2024-09-02 05:06:46 UTC

1.yes

2.yes

3.yes

4.yes

5.yes

6 yes

7.yes

8.yes