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Trump and Clinton debate strategies that can make anyone a better public speaker

  • Written by Gleb Tsipursky, Professor in History of Behavioral Science, President of Intentional Insights, The Ohio State University

Public speaking is an anxiety-inducing task for most us, yet it’s also a necessary one, whether you’re a corporate CEO, a high school teacher or a presidential candidate. And like the rest of us, candidates stumble when speaking in public.

Donald Trump’s tendency to speak off the cuff, for example, has long rattled his campaign...

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