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20 Cards in this Set
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Informative speeches |
present something to increase knowledge |
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persuasive speech |
intended to influence beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors of your audience |
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special-occasion speeches |
given at common events like weddings or funerals |
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audience analysis |
process of getting to know your audience |
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demographics |
the quantifiable characteristics of your audience |
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homogeny |
common ground |
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brainstorming |
to amass information |
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clustering |
creating a web of thoughts and ideas about your topic on paper |
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specific purpose statement |
expresses topic, speech purpose in action form, and specific objectives you hope to achieve |
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Thesis statement |
summary of your central idea |
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Expert testimony |
opinion of an authority |
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lay testimony |
opinion based on personal experience |
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Scientific research findings |
carry weight in topics on medicine, health, media, and environment |
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Anecdotes |
relevant personal stories |
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Surveys |
add point of view of larger range of people |
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directories, library gateways, search engines, and metasearch engines |
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credibility |
the quality, authority, and reliability |
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plagiarism |
presenting someone else's intellectual property as your own
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running bibliography |
the list of resources you've consulted |
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Public Speaking |
speaker has a reason audience gives attention a message |
