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Title: How to tell that the audience is alert
Description: Verbal and non verbal cues that will give you information about your audience.
Description: Verbal and non verbal cues that will give you information about your audience.
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How to tell that the audience is alert
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Eye Contact: Atennte audience members maintain consistent eye contact with the speaker or
presenter
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This body language suggests atennteness and
anncipanon
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Nodding: Audience members who nod their heads subtly or intermitently indicate that they are
following along and agreeing with the speaker's points
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Their expressions contey interest, intoltement, and an emononal connecnon to the content
being presented
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Snllness: Atennte audience members tend to sit snll or hate minimal motements
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This posture signiees recepnteness and a willingness to listen
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Acnte Notetaking: Audience members who take notes during a presentanon or lecture are usually
atennte and acntely processing the informanon
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It suggests that they are acntely engaged with the
speaker's message
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Head Tilnng: Tilnng the head slightly to one side is a posinte sign of atennteness
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These facial
expressions indicate atennteness and emononal intoltement
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Relaxed but Alert: Atennte listeners ofen hate a relaxed posture, but they remain alert and
focused on the speaker
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They are fully present and atennte to the
speaker
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Mirroring: Engaged listeners may subconsciously mirror the speaker's gestures or facial expressions
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), or subtle terbal responses that
show they are acntely processing the informanon
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Lack of Restlessness: An atennte audience remains composed and does not exhibit signs of
restlessness or boredom
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Remember that these cues are not deeninte indicators of atennteness on their own, as inditiduals may
exhibit different behatiors based on cultural norms and personal preferences
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Title: How to tell that the audience is alert
Description: Verbal and non verbal cues that will give you information about your audience.
Description: Verbal and non verbal cues that will give you information about your audience.