clarity
(noun)
The state, or measure of being clear, either in appearance, thought or style; lucidity.
Examples of clarity in the following topics:
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Techniques for Accepting Criticism
- When receiving criticism try to be: accepting, open-minded, and willing to seek clarity.
- Seek clarity about aspects of a critique that you are not sure of.
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Repetition and Parallelism
- Repetition and parallelism can add clarity and dramatic punch to your speech.
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The Role of Color
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Tailor Abstraction to Your Audience
- You can increase the clarity, and therefore the usability, of your speaking by using concrete, specific words rather than abstract, general ones.
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The Role of Transitions
- A maximum of two to five main points will ensure clarity and timeliness.
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Choosing the Right Visual Aid
- Introduce visual aids so that they blend smoothly with your speech and highlight your main points or provide clarity to examples.
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Design Tips
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Ordering the Main Points
- When ordering main points, the speaker should consider the audience and find a way to make sure that the points are arranged to help retention and clarity .
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The Do's of Using Sensory Enhancements
- Clarity: Use language that is comprehensible by your target audience as well as consistent words for defining terms