PSYCHOLOGICAL INFLUENCE IN PROFESSIONAL SPEECH AND AUDIENCE ENGAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY
Keywords:
professional speech, psychological influence, emotional intelligence, verbal suggestion, oratorical technology, audience engagement.Abstract
In this article, the psychological dimensions of professional discourse are analyzed. The research focuses on modern technologies for audience engagement, emphasizing that professional speech is not only about information transfer but also about the psychological impact on the receiver. The article proposes strategies for developing "psychological communicative competence" in modern professional environments.
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