Most speakers who procrastinate in preparing their speeches will
A)sound much more spontaneous and relaxed.
B)be assured that the speech content is current and fresh.
C)feel more speaker apprehension.
D)be more interested in their topic.

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Procrastination often leads to last-minute preparation, which can increase speaker apprehension and anxiety. While they may sound spontaneous and relaxed, this is not a guarantee, and the freshness of the content depends on the amount of research and preparation the speaker was able to do in a short amount of time. Procrastination does not necessarily indicate a higher interest in the topic.

Most Speakers Who Procrastinate in Preparing Their Speeches Will