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    1. The document provides instructions and examples for articulation and voice exercises, including tongue twisters and passages from literature. 2. It also discusses findings about the ideal persuasive voice, including that it shows emotion, has a lower pitch, moderate pace, and is free of distractions with clear enunciation and moderate volume. 3. Researchers found this "ideal" voice type to be the most persuasive to jurors.

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    1. The document provides instructions and examples for articulation and voice exercises, including tongue twisters and passages from literature. 2. It also discusses findings about the ideal persuasive voice, including that it shows emotion, has a lower pitch, moderate pace, and is free of distractions with clear enunciation and moderate volume. 3. Researchers found this "ideal" voice type to be the most persuasive to jurors.

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    1. The document provides instructions and examples for articulation and voice exercises, including tongue twisters and passages from literature. 2. It also discusses findings about the ideal persuasive voice, including that it shows emotion, has a lower pitch, moderate pace, and is free of distractions with clear enunciation and moderate volume. 3. Researchers found this "ideal" voice type to be the most persuasive to jurors.

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    Articulation and Voice Exercises

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    Articulation and Voice Exercises

    1. A big baby buggy with rubber buggy bumpers. 2. She sells seashells by the seashore. 3. Double bubble gum bubbles double. 4. Each sixth chick sat on a stick. . !" all the saws # e$er saw% # ne$er saw a saw saw like that saw saws. &. Does your shirt shop stock socks with spots' (. Six slim slick slender saplings. ). *ound and round the rugged rock the ragged rascal ran. +. # bought a box o" biscuits% a box o" mixed biscuits% and biscuits,mixed. 1-. Eat "resh "ried "ish "ree at the "ish "ry. 11. .heophilus% the thistle si"ter% while si"ting a si"ter "ull o" thistles% thrust three thousand thistles through the thickness o" his thumb. 12. .hree gray geese in the green grass gra/ing0 gray were the geese and green was the gra/ing. 13. .he seething sea ceaseth and thus the seething sea su""iceth us. 14. .he sixth sheik1s sixth sheep1s sick. 1 . She stood on the balcony% inexplicably mimicking him hiccuping% and welcoming him in. 1&. Sixty,six sick chicks. 1(. .ruly rural. 1). Strange strategic statistics. 1+. .ie twine to the tree twigs. 2-. 2emon liniment.

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    They have found that the ideal voice must show emotion, be lower pitched, be moderately paced, andit must be free of distracting qualities, clear, and have moderate volume. Dimitrius has discovered that this ideal voice is proven to be the most persuasive among jurors. urors tend to li!e people with these vocal qualities.

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