William was giving a speech in class about a local election.In his speech introduction,he forgot to give a credibility statement,stumbled on his delivery,and forgot to discuss his qualifications on the topic.This is

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The audience's perception of a speaker's credibility is typically formed within the first few seconds of a speech. Since William did not give a credibility statement in his introduction, stumbled on his delivery, and did not discuss his qualifications on the topic, the audience may be less likely to view him as a credible source of information on the local election. This can make it difficult for him to regain lost credibility later in the speech.

William Was Giving a Speech in Class About a Local