Thinking on Your Feet

This article from Mind Tools is about learning how to improve your ability to come up with good answers to questions or situations you may not be prepared for. For example, you're in an interview and the interviewer asks a question you did not prepare for. What do you do? You can't sit there too long and do not want to say something you didn't mean. The article suggests that you should limit your "ums" and "ahs" increase the interviewer's confidence in your words. It also suggests that you should use certain stall tactics to give your mind more time to come up with an appropriate answer.

Source: http://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/ThinkingonYourFeet.htm

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