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  • To identify and analyze the public speaking strategies of highly sought-after behavior analysts.
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  • Created a feedback form to aid individuals in enhancing their public speaking abilities.

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  • Effective public speaking is a learnable skill that can be systematically improved.
  • The developed resources can support behavior analysts in becoming more effective science communicators.
  • Further research can build upon these findings to enhance the dissemination of behavior analysis.