Public Speaking Final

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Communication Model

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The Speaker sends a Message through a Channel to the Listener

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Two Courtesies

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Eye Contact & Respect

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Verbal Feedback

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given by the listener (critique) on the speech

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Nonverbal Feedback

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given by the listener by eye contact, nodding, etc.

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The Situation can change according to the four variables...

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Time
Place
Occasion
Audience

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External Interference

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something around you that affects your speech

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Internal Interference

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yourself that effects your speech

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Infinitive Phrase

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How your speech is written and is either persuasive or informative

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4 S's

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Speaker
Subject
Setting
Style

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4 C's to central idea

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Complete Sentences
Contains main points
Captures the essence
Concise

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Parallelism

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-Repetition of structure, repetition is a vice and a device
-Internal summary/ preview

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Preparing for a speech

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General Purpose
Topic
Brainstorm
Specific Purpose
Central Idea

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General Purpose

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To inform/persuade

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Topic

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enthusiasm= greatest asset
pick something that interests you

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Brainstorm

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object :person place or thing
event
concept: scientific, philosophical

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Specific Purpose

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"What I hope to accomplish"
written in infinitive phrase

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5 organizational Patterns

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Chronological
Spatial
Causal
Problem/Solution
Topical

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Chronological Pattern

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time to time order

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Spatial Pattern

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Place to Place

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Causal Pattern

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Cause & Effect

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Problem/Solution

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always persuasive, problem solving

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Topical Pattern

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more broad

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The 3 building blocks of support

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Stories
Quotes
Stats

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Stories

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-gives a speech life
-Use them to clarify ideas
-use them to reinforce ideas
-use them to personalize ideas

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Quotes

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-Give a speech credibility
-use unbiased quotes
-use from a credible source

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Statistics

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-Gives a speech weight
-use them sparingly
-use them to quantify ideas

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4 P's to a good introduction

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Peak the interest
Point to the topic
Pave the way
Preview the points

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3 S's of a good conclusion

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Signal the End
Summarize the Points
Stop in Style

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4 keys to a Good Visual

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Make it Large
Keep it Hidden
Make Eye Contact
Make it Clear

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4 ways we persuade

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Credibility
Emotional Appeal
Evidence
Reasoning

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Three types of Persuasive Speeches

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Question of Fact
Question of Value
Question of Policy

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Question of Fact

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convince the truth

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Question of Value

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Change or reinforce belief

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Question of Policy

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-Motivate to immediate action or agreement
-Can they do it?

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Passive Agreement

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something the audience can't do immediately
must have a need plan and practicality

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Immediate Agreement

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something the audience can do immediately
use monroes motivated sequence

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Monroes Motivated Sequence

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Attention
Need
Satisfaction
Visualization
Action

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Ethos

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ethical dimension belongs to the speaker
belongs to the speaker

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Pathos

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emotional dimension
belongs to the listener

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Logos

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logical dimension
belongs to the message

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Credibility is comprised of...

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Character and Competence

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4 Ways to Reason

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Deductive
Inductive
Analogical
Causal

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Deductive Reasoning

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General to specific

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Inductive Reasoning

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Specific to general

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Analogical Reasoning

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social

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Causal Reasoning

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something causes you to reason something

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Target Audience

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-People who mildly agree
-mildy disagree
-have no opinion