You will likely perceive speakers as trustworthy and believable when they have done which of the following?

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Speakers who are perceived as qualified and relatable are more likely to be seen as trustworthy and believable by their audience. Discussing topics outside of the speech may help build rapport, but it is not the primary factor in establishing trust. Showing a lack of sincerity would have the opposite effect and diminish trust. Convincing the audience that their ideas are popular may create a sense of momentum, but it is not a direct factor in being perceived as trustworthy.

You Will Likely Perceive Speakers as Trustworthy and Believable When