The textbook talks about the Murphy's Law of presentations.What does this refer to?
A) When you are doing a presentation, relax, because everything will work out fine.
B) Experienced presenters are the most successful at presenting.
C) Presenters need to be well-prepared and practiced, as whatever can go wrong will go wrong on the day of the presentation.
D) Reliance on audiovisual aids can be disastrous for public speaking.
E) A presenter's nerves make problematic presentations.

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Murphy's Law of presentations refers to the idea that whatever can go wrong will go wrong during a presentation. This emphasizes the importance of being well-prepared and practiced to minimize the chances of something going awry.

The Textbook Talks About the Murphy's Law of Presentations