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Skill Development<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

These videos are hosted on Tom Mucciolo’s YouTube Channel.<\/p>\n

Scroll down to see the videos, or choose a video clip from this list:<\/p>\n

Predictability in Communication<\/a>
\nAnchoring to One Side<\/a>
\nThe Presenter’s Triangle\u2122<\/a>
\nThree Positions of the Triangle<\/a>
\nRest and Power Positions<\/a>
\nInteraction – Making an Offer<\/a>
\nShifting Weight<\/a>
\nGesturing for Help<\/a>
\nAvoiding Fillers<\/a><\/h5>\n
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<\/a>Predictability in Communication<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

In conversation, the verbal and nonverbal components of delivery are relatively equal. But with prepared <\/strong>content the nonverbal cues dominate. When audiences are able to reliably “predict” actions and vocal inflections, noticing little or no distractions, the intended message gains clarity.<\/p>\n