Fear
and respect are both feelings very common to human nature. Fear is a state of
nervous breakdown. Respect is a form of feeling or emotion in which one
individual admires another.
Defining
the difference between the terms fear and respect may seem to be a very tacky
point but it makes complete sense when the onset is fearing the audience and
respecting the audience. The difference between fear and respect lies in the
fact that presenter should never fear the audience and should always respect
the audience while giving an presentation.
In a presentation, the main goal or the main
objective is getting the message to the audience. If presenter fears the
audience then no matter how good the content is or how interesting the topic
is, message cannot be conveyed properly. Similarly, for an effective
presentation the presenter should respect the views and opinions of the
audience and should avoid contents that may offend the audience.
The
consequences of being afraid of the audience and respecting the audience are
completely indifferent to each other. During a presenter if a presenter gets
afraid then it may cause a nervous breakdown, which may lead to physical change
like shaking of body, stammering and lead to a bad presentation. However,
showing respect to the audience will not give super powers to the presenter. Nevertheless,
it will definitely help bring positive change in the view of the audience in
terms of the presenter and the presentation. Therefore, the difference between
fear and respect lies in the fact that presenter should never fear the audience
and should always respect the audience while giving a presentation.
