Constructive criticism means: a. you only talk about the positive. b. you criticize honestly. c. your goal is to speaker improve. d. you criticize for its own sake.

The correct answer is C. Your goal is to help the speaker improve

Explanation:

The term "constructive criticism" refers to the process of providing precise, logic and fair comments about the work of others including speeches, texts, presentations, etc. to help them to improve (construction) rather than just giving negative opinions that attack the individual (destruction). Because of this, in constructive criticism, it is necessary to recognize both the positive and negative aspects and to provide detailed suggestions about the way to improve the negative aspects.

Considering this, the option that defines constructive criticism is that "your goal is to help the speaker improve" because in this type of criticism the main purpose is to provide positive suggestions to improve and this applies to speakers in the case of giving criticism about speeches or presentations.

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