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sophist

foreigners to ancient Greece - gave lessons on public speaking

rhetor

originator of the message

what makes communication different from social sciences

exchange of messages to create meaning

symbols

building blocks of communication

sender

sends message

receiver

receives message

channel

method of communication




ex: face to face, social media, radio, phone

context

setting or situation

noise

impedes communication of message

ethocentricism

belief one culture is superior to another

linear model vs transactional model

-linear: only one way communication


-transactional: two way communication

purposes for speech

-inform


-persuade


-entertain



3 things that help with public speaking

-practice


-preparation


-visualization

examples of hook

-fact/statistic


-rhetorical question


-joke


-story

3 types of plagiarism

-global (taking entire speech)


-patchwork (patch speech from 2-3 sources)


-incremental (fail to credit certain parts)

4 steps for preparing for a speech

-identify topic


-research topic


-organize speech


-deliver speech

4 steps in listening

-sensing (hear sound)


-understanding


-evaluating (how you respond)


-responding (feedback)

physical barrier

noises, volume, etc




(external)

psychological barrier

hunger, stress, sleep, prejudice, etc




(internal)

physiological barrier

hearing impairment, etc

ethos

credibility

pathos

emotion

logos

logic/rational

chronological organization

time

spacial organization

distance/directions

causally organization

cause/effect

problem/solution organization

problem and your solution

topical organization

topics

signposts

terms and phrases for direction for audience




ex: first, second, lastly, however, then, etc

ways to brainstorm

-listing/free-writing


-mapping


-doodling/drawing


-collaborating

how to project a persona

-body language


-eye contact


-vocal projection


-gestures

illustrator gesture

adds/describes physically to emphasize

emblem gesture

gesture that stands for something

regulator gesture

regulate behavior

what makes source credible

-author


-time (how long it has been around)


-peer reviewed



speech of introduction (5)

-introducing someone


-builds enthusiasm for upcoming speaker


-generate interest in speakers topic


-welcoming climate


-brief

speech of presentation (2)

-when someone is given award/gift


-why they're getting


-brief

speech of acceptance (2)

-giving thanks for award/gift


-not brief

commemorative speech (3)

-praise or celebration


-inspire the audience


-not brief