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Criteria Devlopment
time, cost, quality
resources, scope, size
Visual
Vocal
Verbal
Visual- 55%
vocal-38%
Verbal-7%
Presentations are:
Informative
PERSUASIVE*
Entertaining
Problem Steps
Analyze Problem
Identify solutions
select solution
Implement Solution
Evaluate Solution
Maslow's hierarchy of Needs`
Biological Needs
Safety needs
belongingness and love
social esteem
self-actualization
Persuasion Process
Attention
Details
Motivation
Action
Minute Rules
2-4 Min. change slide
8-11- larger audience
15 min- change content
Types of Appeal
Logical
Emotional
Personal Credibility
Strengths for Creative Problem Solving
Awareness
Passion
Self-Control
European Style
More formal
Less Enthusiasm
Asian style
N.A style but more polite
S.A style
large gestures, excitement
7 Principles of Communication
1) Never Bore
2) Leave w/ more
3) Be Presentation Master
4) Speak what you know
5) Be sensative to audience
6) Use pictures
7) Prepare
Colors
cool- background
hot-draw attention
-design for audience
-use company colors
A
D
M
A
Attention
Details
Motivation
Action
Logos
quality of argument
Ethos
credibility of presenter
Pathos
Human Emotion
P
A
L
Purpose
Audience
Logistics
Material
Must know
should know- cut out if not
could know- enough time
EAR
Easy
Apt
Real
PPP
Prepare
Practice
Present
3 Parts of Any Speech
Tell what youre going to tell
Tell Them
Tell what you just told
KISS
Keep It Short and Simple
KILL
Keep it large and Legible
Colorblind
red/green contrast
7 Types of Stories
Vignettes
Imbroglio
Minerva
Credibility
Pattern
Instructional
Vignettes
short illustrations
Imbroglio
Embarassing situations
Minerva
acient wisdom/folk tales/ legends
Pattern
Period of time
Instructional
make one point
Credibility
non-personal
current
SOFTEN
Simle
Open Posture
Forward Lean
Territory
Eye Contact
Nod Head
Factors of Attention
Activity, Proximity, Realism
Conflict, Vitality, Specificity
Intensity, Humor
Proxemics
Intimate- up to 1 1/2 ft
Personal- to 4 ft
Social- 12 ft
Public- more than 12`
Forms of Non-Verbal Communication
Body, Face, Eye, Space
Touch, Time, Artifacts, Voice