Questions: Which of the following is likely to help you deal with nervousness in your speeches? Multiple Choice Visualize yourself giving a strong speech. Focus on communicating rather than on being nervous. Be thoroughly prepared for each speech. All answers are correct.

The answer is all answers are correct.

Visualization is a powerful technique used by many successful speakers and performers. By imagining yourself delivering a successful speech, you can build confidence and reduce anxiety.

Shifting your focus from your own nervousness to the message you want to convey can help reduce anxiety. When you concentrate on the content and the audience, you are less likely to be preoccupied with your own fears.

Preparation is key to reducing nervousness. When you know your material well and have practiced your delivery, you are more likely to feel confident and less anxious.

All these strategies are effective in helping to manage and reduce nervousness when giving a speech.