Describe and explain what you viewed. Answer the following questions in your response:

Part 1: View and Analysis (3–4 paragraphs)

Describe and explain what you viewed. Answer the following questions in your response:

View the set of picture slide? How does this set of slides relate to your own career?

Were the individuals professional? What made the individuals professional (consider attire, non-verbal communication skills, presentation of self, and identify and describe specific things in the slides that made the individuals professional)?

After reviewing the slides, list and explain specific areas that would be unprofessional on the slides as well as in your field when considering attire, non-verbal communication skills, and presentation of self.

Include any additional thoughts focused on professionalism based on what you viewed on the slides.

Part 2: Personal Reflection and Connection (4 paragraphs)

Describe the appropriate attire for an individual in your profession. Provide specific examples of appropriate attire. Note: you may want to research this by talking to those in your profession or researching appropriate attire for your profession as this may differ from what you viewed in the presentation. In addition, review the Credibility Robbers information from the Unit 2 Learning Activities.

Describe and analyze what makes someone a professional in your field. Use research to support your ideas for this paragraph.

Explain the behavioral attributes you practice that identify you as a professional (review Units 1–3 for information).

What aspects, such as attire, non-verbal communication skills, and presentation of self, do you possess that make you professional? How do these aspects relate specifically to your field?

Assignment Format

Have a brief introductory and concluding paragraph

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Be unified, original, and insightful

Follow proper APA format for both in-text citations and sources on reference page.