Formative feedback:
A)is the effort made after a speech to form a policy or study group.
B)results in a listener forming a judgment prematurely.
C)occurs prior to the presentation of the message.
D)occurs verbally and nonverbally during a speech.
E)is a speech that calls on listeners to form an opinion.

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Formative feedback occurs during a speech, both verbally and nonverbally, as the speaker receives feedback from the audience. It is used to make adjustments in real-time to improve the effectiveness of the message. Choices A, B, and E are not accurate descriptions of formative feedback, and choice C describes feedback that occurs prior to the presentation of the message, which would be considered preparatory feedback.

Formative Feedback