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Section 3: Self Evaluation<br />

<strong>The</strong> purpose of this section is <strong>to</strong> learn more about<br />

your experience giving presentations. As in the<br />

previous section, a “presentation” is still defined<br />

as any situation in which you have been asked in<br />

advance <strong>to</strong> prepare a talk on a specific subject for a<br />

specific audience.<br />

24. About how often do you give presentations?<br />

More than once a week ........................ 4 %<br />

Once a week ............................................5<br />

A few times a month ...........................21<br />

Once a month .......................................17<br />

A few times a year ...............................40<br />

Once a year .............................................4<br />

Less than once a year ............................5<br />

Don’t give presentations .......................5<br />

Don’t know ............................................. *<br />

25. How long is the average presentation you give?<br />

(n=2374)<br />

5–10 minutes ........................................ 14 %<br />

10–20 minutes .......................................38<br />

20–40 minutes .....................................27<br />

40–60 minutes .....................................14<br />

1 hr. or more ...........................................8<br />

26. What is the size of the typical group <strong>to</strong> which<br />

you will present? (n=2374)<br />

1–5 ............................................................ 3 %<br />

6–10 ........................................................11<br />

11–20 ......................................................36<br />

21–50 ......................................................41<br />

51–100 ......................................................7<br />

100+ .........................................................2<br />

27. How much time, on average, do you spend<br />

preparing for a presentation? (n=2374)<br />

None ......................................................... *<br />

30 mins. or less ....................................... 8 %<br />

30 mins.–1 hr. ......................................17<br />

1–2 hrs. ..................................................28<br />

More than 2 hrs. ..................................47<br />

28. How often do you rehearse for a presentation,<br />

either alone or for a test audience?<br />

(1=never, 5=always) (n=2374)<br />

Never–1 .................................................11 %<br />

2 ...............................................................24<br />

3 ...............................................................20<br />

4 ...............................................................19<br />

Always–5 ...............................................26<br />

Don’t know ............................................. *<br />

29. When you are asked <strong>to</strong> give a presentation,<br />

how often do you feel you have been properly<br />

briefed on the audience and their expectations<br />

of what you will talk about?<br />

(1=never, 5=always) (n=2374)<br />

Never–1 ................................................... 3 %<br />

2 ...............................................................18<br />

3 ...............................................................31<br />

4 ...............................................................33<br />

Always–5 ...............................................14<br />

Don’t know .............................................1<br />

pg. 87

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