Non-verbal Communication in Public Speaking

Too much movement during a presentation is recommended to keep the audience engaged.

A speaker should stand stiffly to appear confident during a presentation.

The speaker should speak at a normal speed without varying it for different parts of the presentation.

Facial expression should not necessarily match the message being conveyed by the speaker.

Maintaining eye contact with the audience is not important for effective public speaking.

Balancing weight evenly on both feet is important for the production of air by the diaphragm during speaking.

Standing well helps the diaphragm to produce air ______

A speaker needs to show appropriate ______ and facial expressions

Too much movement is ______, no movement at all is boring and uncommunicative

Relax facial muscles, if you look nervous the audience will not feel ______

Speak a little louder than you think is ______

Use the voice as a communication tool, vary the speed, speak slower in the introduction and conclusion, stress in points and ______