In which of the following situations would a scripted presentation be appropriate or required?

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There are occasions where a scripted presentation is necessary. Papers presented at professional meetings are frequently read from written manuscripts if the material is complex or controversial. These papers may then be published in the official proceedings of the professional society. However, presentations may also need to be read for other reasons:
1. A presentation that discusses company policy, a sensitive issue, or a topic that requires approval by someone in the organization before the presentation. In situations like these, the presentation is carefully written and read from the approved, written manuscript to ensure accuracy.
2. A presentation that will be circulated or filed as documentation. In a situation like this, a spokesperson may read a carefully prepared statement, particularly if the audience could misunderstand the material.
3. A presentation that will serve as the script for a video, screencast, or podcast.
4. Inexperienced speakers who must address a problem or crisis may find it more comfortable to read from a prepared manuscript because they don't have to worry about losing their train of thought or forgetting important details.

In Which of the Following Situations Would a Scripted Presentation