Jackson is giving a speech with a question and-answer period at the end. However, during his speech, an audience member interrupts to ask a question clarifying a complex term Jackson has defined. Jackson should tell the questioner that he intends to respond to all questions during the Q?

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Sebastian Thomas

7 August, 16:10

Jackson is giving a speech with a question and-answer period at the end. However, during his speech, an audience member interrupts to ask a question clarifying a complex term Jackson has defined. Jackson should tell the questioner that he intends to respond to all questions during the Q?

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Ben Kemp · Answer 1

That statement is False

Explanation:

in Public speaking, Promising the audiences that you will answer ALL of the question make it impossible for you to control the time you spent during an event. You might have to spend more time in that event and messed up your schedule for the day.

If you do not give such promise, you can easily cut off the Q&A session anytime you want and using your schedule as an excuse to leave the event.