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20 Cards in this Set
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Aesthetic communication
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defined by use, qualities, and effect or response.
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Elocutionary Movement
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popular in britain and the united states in the 18-19 centuries. taught speakers how to emphasize, gesture, and use of tones to communicate meanings. elocution focused on delivery. on vocal qualities and body movements
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Physical Setting
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a room or place in which the performance takes place
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Cultural Setting
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dealing with broader social situations
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Literature
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a Written, visual, and oral art form that represents cultural history and the human experience.
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Text
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any human document - Ranging from songs and physical movemnts to works of literature and to noncanonical and nonliterary text.
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Diological Theory
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Conversation or dialogue forms the foundation for all communication.
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Informative Purpose
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to increase to the audiences understanding or knowlege about the topic
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to persuade
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create, maintain or to change thir audiences beliefs, behaviors, values or attitudes
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to convince
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to influence mental processes.
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to actuate
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to motivate readers to behave in a specific way
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to reinforce
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maintain readers current beliefs,actions or values
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expressive purpose
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to express or confess their thoughts, feelings, and opinions about
topics as disparate as nature's beauty, love of country, family ties, religious sentiment, and experiences that evoke stong emotional responses |
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process anxiety
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feeling like you dont know how to go about doing soemthing.
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performance anxiety
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related to the actual performance or delivery of the presentation
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psychological response
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begins when you first get the assignment, in which your mind plays 'games' with you
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physiological responses
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bodily reactions to frightening situations
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fight or flight mechanism
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when faced with a threatening situation, your body goes into defense mode, whether the threat is real or imagined
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stage fright
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the idea of standing in front of an audience and performing a piece of literature.
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Prose
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the form of written language that is not organized according to the formal patters of verse.
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