When, in an explanatory presentation, you are trying to overcome confusion and misunderstanding among audience members, you should state the belief, acknowledge its believability, create dissatisfaction with the belief, and provide a more acceptable belief.

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This approach aligns with the Monroe's Motivated Sequence and elements of persuasive speaking, where acknowledging existing beliefs, creating a sense of dissatisfaction with those beliefs, and then presenting a more acceptable or beneficial alternative helps in effectively overcoming confusion and misunderstanding.

When, in an Explanatory Presentation, You Are Trying to Overcome