Questions: Multiple Choice Question Terrance is giving his outdoor speech when he sees people randomly looking in the direction of Dave (Coun) building on the horizon. He quickly decides how he can shorten his speech and assures the audience he'll wrap up well before it rains. What has Terrance done? O adapted to interference O displayed ethnocentrism O changed the channel O ignored feedback Need help? Review these concept resources. Rate your confidence to submit your answer: High Medium Low Rethinking

The answer is adapted to interference.

Terrance noticed that the audience was distracted by something happening in the distance, which could interfere with their attention to his speech. By deciding to shorten his speech and assure the audience that he will finish before it rains, he is adapting to this interference to maintain their engagement.

Ethnocentrism involves judging another culture solely by the values and standards of one's own culture. This option is not relevant to the scenario, as there is no indication that Terrance is making any cultural judgments.

Changing the channel typically refers to switching the medium or method of communication. In this context, Terrance did not change the medium of his speech; he simply adjusted its length and content.

Ignoring feedback would mean not responding to the audience's reactions or distractions. However, Terrance did the opposite by acknowledging the distraction and adjusting his speech accordingly.