Dk Guide To Public Speaking

Front 1

What is Maslow's Hierarchy of needs?

Back 1

1. Self Actualization needs: self-achievement, personal identity, independence

2. Self-Esteem needs: respect from others, pride, prestige, self-respect

3. Social needs: feelings of belonging, give/recieve love, friends

4. Safety needs: security, comfort

5. Physiological Needs: food, water, general comfort, and sex

Front 2

What is the process of communication?

Back 2

Speaker
Audience
Message
Feedback
Channel
Noise
Situation
Background
Common Ground

Front 3

What do you need to know about your audience?

Back 3

Attitudes: Persistent psychological responses, predispositions or inclinations to act one way or feel a particular way, usually positive or negative, toward something

Beliefs: Things a person accepts plausible based on interpretation, such as believing in a religion or philosophy, or a law

Values: relate to worth or what a person sees as right or wrong, important or unimportant, desirable or undesirable.

Front 4

How do you evaluate your sources?

Back 4

Accuracy: information should be verifiable from original source/multiple sources. Support with original context.

Currency: Most up to date info, info that doesn't change rapidly, current up to your speech

Completeness: Context is kept intact, detailed information

Trustworthiness: Good ethos, trust-able sources, no holes in wording

Suitability: Relevance to the topic

Front 5

What's the correct way to format a body of an outline?

Back 5

I. Main point
A. Subpoint of I
1. Subpoint
a. subpoint

Front 6

What goes into a speech structure?

Back 6

Introduction
Body of speech
Main Points
Subpoints
Links
Conclusion
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