Psychological aspects

Naked presentation is the act of giving a public speech or presentation without the use of presentation materials such as slides, videos, etc. This method is used as a means of communication and information transfer, but can also have psychological aspects that affect both the speaker and the audience.

For a presenter, a naked presentation can be a challenge as he must be confident, have good public speaking skills and the ability to hold the audience's attention without visual cues. This requires confidence in your knowledge and the ability to self-regulate in order to avoid stressful situations and not lose control of yourself.

From a psychological perspective, naked performance can help a speaker develop skills of self-discipline, emotional control, and the ability to communicate effectively with an audience. It can also help develop self-confidence and self-esteem, since performing successfully without visual support can be recognized as a demonstration of professionalism and competence.

For the audience, naked performance also has its psychological aspects. The absence of presentation materials can draw attention to the speaker himself, his facial expressions, gestures and intonation, which allows for a better understanding of his thoughts and ideas. At the same time, the absence of visual support can create a more immediate and sincere communication between the speaker and the audience.

Thus, naked performance tends to have a deeper impact on the psychological level of both the speaker and the audience, promoting the development of communication skills, self-confidence and emotional openness.