Which of the following illustrates the best approach to managing apprehension? a. jill is about to go on stage to give a speech. she is pacing back and forth, her heart is pounding, and she is picturing herself at home soaking in a hot bath. b. ethan is about to give an important presentation to his boss. his hands are sweaty and his legs feel wobbly. he takes several deep breaths and imagines himself explaining clearly to his boss all his main ideas. c. allen is about to recite a poem to a girl he likes. he is shaking and feels as though he might be sick. he imagines the look on the girl’s face when he vomits all over her shoes. d. katelyn is about to present her book report to the class. she is very nervous and can’t seem to think straight, so she holds her breath and studies her report carefully, trying to memorize the first few lines.

B). Ethan is about to give an important presentation to his boss. His hands are sweaty and his legs feel wobbly. He takes several deep breaths and imagines himself explaining clearly to his boss all his main ideas.

The reason why the answer "B). Ethan is about to give an important presentation to his boss. His hands are sweaty and his legs feel wobbly. He takes several deep breaths and imagines himself explaining clearly to his boss all his main ideas" would be the correct answer is because Ethan is doing stuff that battles the fear of him doing something wrong in the presentation.

Apprehension is the fear of something that is bad is going to happen. In this case, Ethan is feeling apprehension, or fear, that he's going to mess up on the presentation and it's going to end up as a bad outcome between him and his boss. However, Ethan uses strategies in order to overcome the fear of messing up in the presentation. What he does is taking deep breaths to calm himself down. He also imagines himself doing well in the presentation. He is getting his mindset right in order to do great on the presentation. If he doesn't have a positive mindset, something can go wrong.

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