Civilia 2013, 4(1):37-55 | DOI: 10.5507/civ.2013.004
Credibility or authenticity and natural expression without self-assertion of a speaker can lead to a stimulation of an interest of the public about the subject presented by speaker and can lead to fulfilling the expectations of both a speaker and their receivers. In this paper we present and compare some results of the researches that have dealt with profession of a speaker, drafting the demands they should perform. What were the reactions of the students at the Department of Journalism at Comenius University, future anchors or speakers, to these researches?
Published: June 15, 2013 Show citation
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