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Question #1: What did you do well? I delivered my informative speech on the psychological aspects of smiling. I used examples of how the brain, body and others around you are affected by your smile. I explained how your brain activates neural messaging, releases tiny molecules and releases your happy chemicals of dopamine, serotonin, oxytocin and endorphins for your health and well being. I presented the audience with an adequate amount of slides with important facts regarding my topic. Credit was given to three sources required for this assignment, Professor Paula Niedenthal, a case study done at the University of Aberdeen and a study conducted in Sweden. I mentioned how smiling affects your body by looking attractive, relaxed, confident,

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