Suppose two political candidates are having a televised debate. While candidate Nelson is speaking, Candidate Boswell is best advised to:

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In a televised debate, body language and facial expressions play a significant role in how candidates are perceived by the audience. While scowling, shaking the head, rolling the eyes, or tapping a pencil may draw attention, they are unlikely to be perceived positively by the audience. Maintaining a neutral expression is the best choice for Candidate Boswell as it portrays a level of dignity and respect towards Candidate Nelson and their positions. It also allows Boswell to listen attentively to Nelson's points and formulate a thoughtful response rather than react emotionally.

Suppose Two Political Candidates Are Having a Televised Debate