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QUESTION 1: WHAT ALLOWS THE USE OF STORIES AS A NARRATIVE RESOURCE DURING PRESENTATIONS?

QUESTION 2: WHICH STORIES ARE EASIEST TO ARTICULATE DURING A PRESENTATION?

QUESTION 3: WHAT KIND OF STORIES SHOULD NOVICE SPEAKERS USE DURING THEIR PRESENTATIONS?

QUESTION 4: WHAT KIND OF STORIES MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO USE IMPROVISATION DURING A PRESENTATION?

QUESTION 5: WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF USING STORIES BASED ON YOUR OWN EXPERIENCES DURING A PRESENTATION?

QUESTION 6: WHAT TYPE OF STORIES DO AUDIENCES TEND TO EMPATHIZE WITH THE MOST?

QUESTION 7: THE INTRODUCTION OF FICTITIOUS ELEMENTS IN A STORY DEMANDS OF:

QUESTION 8: IT IS EASIER TO ADD FICTIONAL ELEMENTS TO A STORY WHEN IT IS:

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