Randomly select a group of people to listen to a lecture on administrative ethics by a speaker to a large group of highly focused listeners. Randomly select another group of people to listen to this speaker who is less focused on a small group Of the same content by the audience. The former group thought that the speaker thought deeply and confidently; the latter group thought that his expression was vague and lengthy. Which of the following assertions can the information in the title most refute? ["People's judgment on the personal qualities of the lecturer mainly depends on the content and method of the lecture.", "If the second group listens to the speaker's first lecture, their judgment will be very different.", 'When the same social behavior is evaluated in different social contexts, different people will make different judgments.', "A person's assessment of the quality of a speaker's speech will be influenced by other people's response to the speech."]