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13 Cards in this Set
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Public Speaking |
The process of presenting a message to an audience - requires more preparation than conversation |
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Empowerment |
- The ability to speak with competence and confidence will provide empowerment - Have the resources, info, and attitudes that allow you to take action to achieve a desired goal |
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Critical Thinking |
- Is to be able to listen and analyze info you hear so that you can judge its accuracy and relevance |
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Source Encode |
- speaker is the source - job is to encode or translate ideas and images to the audience that they can recognize |
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Message |
- is the speech itself - both of what is said and how it is said |
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Channels |
- message transmitted from sender to receiver via two channels [auditory & visual] |
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Reciever |
- is the audience member |
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Noise [Internal & External] |
External Noise- crying baby, coughing Internal Noise- physiological or psychological causes; colds, audience member worrying about upcoming exam |
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Feedback |
- nods, facial expressions, and murmurs of the audience to adjust their rate of speaking, volume, vocabulary, |
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Context |
- elements such as time, the place, cultural traditions and expectations |
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Rhetoric |
- the use of words and symbols to achieve a goal - defined as the art of speaking or writing aimed at persuading others changing or reinforcing attitudes, beliefs, values, or behaviors |
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Declamation |
- The delivery of an already famous address |
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Elocution |
- The expression of emotion through posture, movement, gesture, facial expression, and voice |
