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28 Cards in this Set
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Ethos |
Good Character |
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Pathos |
Emotion |
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Logos |
Logic |
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Macrostucture |
Overall framework used to present speech content; outline |
Transition |
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Microstructure |
Specific language and style used during speech |
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Encoding |
How you deliver a message |
Sending |
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Decoding |
How you interpret a message |
Recieving |
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Public Speaking Apprehension |
The level of fear someone experience when speaking to an audience |
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Cognitive Symptoms |
Anxiety before speach |
Anticipating the worst case scenario |
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Physical Symptoms |
Surge of anxiety that can cause stuttering or talking too fast |
Confrontation Phase |
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Emotioinal Symptoms |
Anxiety eventually decreases |
Calming down |
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Communication Orientation Motivation Methods (COM) |
Methods developed to help people manage anxiety |
Visualization |
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Dialect |
A unique form of a more general language spoken by a specific cultural or co-cultural group |
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Delivery |
How a message is committed orally and visually through the use of voice and body |
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Jargon vs Slang |
Jargon: meaning of a word Slang: abbreviated version of a word |
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Abbreviations vs Acronyms |
Abbreviations: ex) example = ex Acronyms: ESO = Elder Scrolls Online |
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Rate |
The speed of which we speak |
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Volume |
How loud we speak |
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Pitch |
How high or voice gets when speaking |
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Articulation |
Using the tongue, palate, teeth, jaw movement and lips to shape vocalized sounds that combine to produce a word |
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Vocal Expression |
Variety in your voice through changing pitch, volume and rate |
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Monotone |
Pitch, rate and volume are constant |
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Stress |
Emphasis placed on words or phrases |
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Appearance |
The way you look to others |
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Posture |
The positional bearing of your body |
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Poise |
Use of body that gives the impression of a self assured, calm and controlled use of body |
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Eye Contact |
Looking directly at who you're talking to |
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Facial Expressions |
Eye and mouth movements that convey emotion |
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