Public Speaking Credibility

The video tutorial discusses six ways to enhance credibility as a public speaker. It emphasizes the importance of communicating expertise, sharing personal experiences, maintaining composure and confidence, demonstrating competence, being likeable, and showing goodwill towards the audience. These elements help build trust and credibility, making the speaker more effective and relatable.

What is a key factor in establishing your expertise as a speaker?

• Providing solid research and evidence

• Avoiding eye contact

• Exaggerating your credentials

• Using complex vocabulary

What should you avoid when talking about your credentials?

• Citing your sources clearly

• Being honest

• Exaggerating your qualifications

• Using high-quality sources

Why is sharing personal experiences important in public speaking?

• It distracts the audience

• It helps in building credibility

• It makes the presentation longer

• It shows lack of preparation

Which of the following is NOT a tip for maintaining composure and confidence?

• Using a quiet voice

• Making direct eye contact

• Dressing appropriately

• Maintaining good posture

What is a recommended practice for preparing your message?

• Ignoring feedback

• Practicing out loud in private

• Winging it

• Using a monotone voice

What is the benefit of being likable as a speaker?

• It allows you to speak longer

• It reduces the need for preparation

• It helps in building credibility

• It makes the audience ignore your message

How can a speaker demonstrate goodwill towards the audience?

• By using complex jargon

• By speaking to add value to the audience's lives

• By avoiding eye contact

• By focusing on personal gain