Which of the following statements about eye contact makes sense?
Which of the following statements about eye contact makes sense?
A.Speakers should actively use eye contact.
B.Speakers should avoid breaking eye contact in the middle of a thought unit.
C.Speaekers should avoid neglecting audience sitting to their far left or far right.
D.If some audience members show a strong interest in your topic, you should look at these special members most of the time.
正确答案：Speakers should actively use eye contact.；Speakers should avoid breaking eye contact in the middle of a thought unit.；Speaekers should avoid neglecting audience sitting to their far left or far right.
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