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julia wants to be sure that she can listen effectively to the speaker at the town hall meeting. which strategy will help her succeed? jumping to conclusions? multi-tasking during the speech? prejudging the speaker? researching the topic in advance?

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Linseylou88
Don't jump to conclusions, you'll lose interest and have a bias opinion already in the way.
If you multitask you are dividing your attention and not hearing everything the speaker has to say.
Prejudging and jumping to conclusions are the same thing.
So i would research the topic in advance, so you would already have questions to ask and have a further understanding of the topic.

Cambria morals assumes a significant part in her choice to switch off her telephone on the grounds that its will diminishes interruption during the discourse.

What is moral of the Julia's thought?

To comprehend the speaker successfully and make the most of his/her discourse, the audience needs to search for the conceivable data that may be incorporated, come out as comfortable with the jargon that may be available, as well as to procure any vital past information to grasp the talk.

Consequently, since she took the choice to turn her wireless off, then, her choice will help her focus on the speaker.

For more information about Julia, refer the following link:

https://brainly.com/question/13219946

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