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When Jackson sees that his audience's attention is lagging a bit, he raises the intensity and volume of his voice to emphasize a series of points. Jackson then lowers his volume a bit to a more comfortable level for the audience, but occasionally accentuates important information in the same way. In response to his audience, Jackson is adjusting which aspect of his vocal delivery?

▸ rate

▸ force

▸ articulation

▸ pronunciation

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Communication: Making Connections

Edition: 11^th

Authors: Seiler, Beall, Mazer

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