Speech 101 Exam One

Front 1

use color to create interest
make sure they're big enough
coordinate visual and verbal message
make sure they're neat and professional
keep them clear and simple

Back 1

5 suggestions for creating visuals

Hint 1

B
c,i
c, s
v,vm

Front 2

degree of prior success
" " " evaluaion, novelty, conspicuousness
uncertainty

Back 2

5 external causes for stage fright

Front 3

long drawn out introductions
pretenses
relying on relevance
first words u speak should be created after not before the body
appologizing for lack of preparation

Back 3

5 pitfalls when making an introduction

Front 4

pick a topic ur comfortable with
take time and prepare
pick a time that's psychologically best for you
think of good presentation experiences
pause before you begin

Back 4

5 methods of dealing with speech anxiety

Front 5

Components of Linear Communication model

Back 5

Sender: prepare info, encode, present
Reciever: listen, decode, feedback
Context: historical, physical, psychological, cultural
Noise: physiological, psychological, physical, semantic

Front 6

process audience uses to transform messages back into ideas and feelings

Back 6

decoding

Front 7

source or originator of the communication message

Back 7

speaker

Front 8

body movement, posture, gestures
*body movement
*posture
*gesture

Back 8

Kinesics and types of

Front 9

looks at distance
ex: physical-how far
ex: phsychological-percieved distance

Back 9

proxemics and types of

Front 10

proxemics, kinesics, facial expressions, vocalics

Back 10

Types of non-verbal communication

Front 11

everything but talking

Back 11

nonverbal communication

Front 12

How to cope with stage fright

Back 12

PICK A TOPIC UR COMFORTABLE WITH
TAKE TIME TO PREPARE
PICK A TIME THAT'S PSYCHOLOGICALLY BEST FOR U
THINK OF GOOD PRESENTATION EXPERIENCES
PAUSE BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Front 13

BEING CENTER OF ATTENTION

Back 13

degree of conspicuousness

Front 14

diffuses audience hostility

Back 14

humor

Front 15

a _________ statement refers to the overall intent of the speech

Back 15

general purpose

Front 16

ring gesture is an example of

Back 16

emblem

Front 17

trait like,
context based
audience based
situational

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Communication apprehensions

Front 18

for every new situation you're put into, you're more likely to have stage fright

Back 18

degree of novelty

Front 19

past experiences determine future amount of future stage fright

Back 19

degeree of prior success

Front 20

being critiqued of judged

Back 20

degree of evaluation

Front 21

degree of prior success, evaluation, novelty, conspicuousness, and uncertainty

Back 21

external causes of stage fright

Front 22

unprofitable
healthy
danger

Back 22

RED

Front 23

any disruption in the flow of communication

Back 23

noise

Front 24

physiological : internal, biological distraction
psychological: internal distraction involving thought process

Back 24

internal noises

Front 25

corporate, reliable
dead
cold, water

Back 25

Blue

Front 26

physical
historical
psychological
cultural

Back 26

Contexts

Front 27

listens, decodes information, gives feedback

Back 27

audience, reciever

Front 28

statements needed to move speech smoothly from main point to main point

Back 28

transitions

Front 29

normally you don't have apprehension but something unexpected happens

Back 29

situational apprehension

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two basic types of communication

Back 30

transactional and linear

Front 31

sender, reciever, context noise

Back 31

linear communication model

Front 32

speaking rate, volume, pitch, tone

Back 32

vocalics

Front 33

audience of 20+ pple

Back 33

public speaking

Front 34

glaring light is an example of _____

Back 34

physical noise

Front 35

the process speaker uses to transform ideas and feelings into words, sounds and actions

Back 35

encoding

Front 36

the more you don't know the more you'll experience stage fright

Back 36

degree of uncertainty

Front 37

tells audience how u feel about your topic and yourself as the speaker

Back 37

facial expressions

Front 38

hand and arm movement
emblems
illustrators

Back 38

gestures and types of

Front 39

interpersonal
small group
large meeting
public speaking

Back 39

types of communication settings

Front 40

individual's level of fear or anxiety associated with either real or anticipated communication with another person or persons

Back 40

communication apprehension

Front 41

physical and semantic

Back 41

external noises

Front 42

experiences apprehension in one general setting

Back 42

context-based communication apprehension

Front 43

shy person, communication apprehension across all settings

Back 43

trait-like communication apprehension

Front 44

audience of 3-12 pple

Back 44

small group

Front 45

an audience of 2 pple

Back 45

interpersonal setting

Front 46

important, jaundice, caution

Back 46

yellow

Front 47

audience of 12-20 pple

Back 47

large meeting

Front 48

depends on type of person in audience that could cause apprehension

Back 48

audience based communication apprehension

Front 49

least severe type of communication apprehension

Back 49

situational

Front 50

do not jar audience by ending speech too abruptly

Back 50

conclusion pitfall

Front 51

the level of anxiety you experience prior to giving a speech; including nervousness

Back 51

adaptation reaction

Front 52

level of fear a person anticipates or actually experiences when speaking to an audience

Back 52

public speaking apprehension

Front 53

surge in your anxiety level that you feel as you begin to speak

Back 53

confrontation reaction

Front 54

cool, subdued
infected
safe

Back 54

green

Front 55

_____is the specific intent phrased in a complete sentence

Back 55

specific purpose

Front 56

gradual decline of your anxiety level 1 min. into speech and declines in about 5 min.

Back 56

anticipation reaction