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4 methods of delivery
impromptu
extemporaneous
memorized
manuscript
6 elements of vocal delivery
volume
pitch
rate
pauses
vocal variety
pronunciation/articulation
4 functions of presentation aids
help listeners process and retain information
promote interest and motivation
convey information concisely
lend a professional image
5 types of presentation aids
props and models
pictures
graphs and video
multimedia
audio and video
5 types of pictures
photographs
drawings
diagrams
maps
posters
4 types of graphs
line
bar
pie
pictograph/pictogram
3 types of charts
flowchart
organizational chart
tabular chart (table)
4 general principles of designing presentation aids
simplicity
continuity
typeface and font size
color
6 types of informative speeches
speeches about objects of phenomena
speeches about people
speeches about events
speeches about processes
speeches about issues
speeches about concepts
4 ways that you can convey information
define
describe
demonstrate
explain
5 ways to define something
operational definition
definition by negation
definition by example
definition by synonym
definition by etymology
3 forms of rhetorical proofs
logos
pathos
egos
5 categories in Maslow's hierarchy of needs
physiological
safety
social
self esteem
self actualization
3 parts of an argument
claim
evidence
warrent
3 types of claims
fact
value
policy
3 types of warrants
motivational
authoritative
substantive
6 fallacies in reasoning
begging the question
bandwagoning
either-or
ad-hominem
red herring
appeal to tradition
6 organizational formats for persuasive speeches
problem-solution
problem-cause-solution
Monroe's motivated sequence
cause-effect
comparative advantage
refutation
5 functions of special occasion speeches
to entertain
to celebrate
to commemorate
to inspire
to set a social agenda
7 types of special occasion speeches
speech of introduction
speech of acceptance
speech of presentation
roast/toast
eulogy/tribute
after dinner speech
speech of inspiration