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According to the first page of chapter 1, what is public speaking? |
Planned and formal. |
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What is the source of the communication process? |
A public speaker |
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What is the job of the source or public speaker in the communication process? |
To encode or translate the ideas and images in their mind into verbal or non-verbal symbols that an audience can recognize. |
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What is the message in the communication process? |
The speech both what is said and how it is said |
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What are the two channels via which a message is usually transmitted from sender to receiver? |
Auditory and visual |
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Who is the receiver of the communication process? |
The individual audience member |
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What is noise in the communication process? Also differentiate between external noise and internal noise. |
External noise is physical, interior noise may stem from either physiology or psychology. |
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What are some examples of feedback that an audience may give a public speaker? |
Nods facial expressions and the murmurings. |
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What is the context of a public speaking experience? |
The environment or situation in which the speech occurs. |
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What does noise directly affect in the communication process? |
The channel, either auditory or visual. |
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Who, where, and when are noted for being part of the Golden Age for rhetoric? |
Aristotle the Greek Republic and fourth Century BC. |
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During what Century did students practice declamation and elocution? |
The 19th century. |
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Define declamation and elocution. |
The delivery of an already famous speech; the expression of emotion through posture movement gestures facial expression and voice. |
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What must a public speaker consider when adapting to a diverse or different audience? (As noted in chapter 1) |
Effective speech topics, argument structure, language style, and delivery. |
