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Discuss the major considerations for preparing a successful oral report.

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____ often create(s) new forms of consumer theft.
 a. Security systems
  b. Consumer education
  c. Armed fraud
  d. Innovations in products or services
  e. Inadequate levels of advertising



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Answer to Question 1

There are three primary considerations for preparing a successful oral report. The first
is advance knowledge of the audience, the second is how the presentation will be
organized (e.g., when conclusions will be introduced) and the third is what kind of visual
aids need development to support the presentation.

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