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7 parts of the model of public speaking

Speaker


Message


Audience


Channel


Noise


Feedback


Context

Channel (in model of public speaking)

How message is conveyed

Encoding

How speaker puts their thoughts into words

Decoding

How audience interprets message

Intrapersonal communication

With ourselves

Interpersonal communication

With others

Trait anxiety

Anxious in all situations

Situational anxiety

Anxiety in only certain situations

Jargon

Formal or technical language used by a certain group

Slang

Informal, nonstandard language

Colloquialism

Local or regional informal dialect

Euphamism

Indirect word used to replace one that's too harsh ex "downsizing " instead of firing

Spotlighting

Hilighting a person for their differences

What 4 things should a thesis be (SOAP)

Statement


Original


Argumentative


Predictive

Master status

Affects person in all social interactions ex woman

Standpoint

Perspective

3 types of perspectives and what they are

Attitude- positive or negative feeling


Belief- what is true or not


Value- what is good/worthy

3 things to consider about speaking environment

Size of space and physical arrangement


Technology


Temporal factors (time of day, speaking order, etc)

Patchwork plagiarism

Entire work composed from parts of other works

Global plagiarism

Stealing entire work

Incremental plagiarism

Using parts of another speech in yours and passing them off as your own

Spatial orginization

Organized by location or direction

Internal preview

Details what is next to be covered

Internal summary

Summarizes what has already been said

Signpost

Indicates where you are in your speech

What are the 4 components of an intro

Attention getter


Reveal topic


Establish credibility


Preview speech

3 components of conclusion

Bring speech to end


Reinforce/reiterate thesis


Artistic last line

Semantic triangle of meaning

Symbol represents referent which is presented in the thought (memories with said referent)

Concrete language

Refers to something tangible

Idiom

Expression whose meaning is not conveyed by its words

Parallelism

Arrangement of related words for balance or sentences with identical structures

Antithesis

Placement of words in contrast or opposition to one another

Extemporaneous delivery

Speech carefully prepared and practiced from brief notes

Vocal variety

Changes in volume, pitch, and rate of speakers voice that affect meaning

Inflection

Manipulation of pitch to create meaning or mood

Vocalize pauses

Pauses filled with a word like um

Articulation

Physical process of producing speech

What are the 5 types/subjects of informative speeches

Process


Event


Person/ place


Object


Concept

Condition of equality

Everyone holds equally valid perspectives

Condition of value

Audiences view is valuable

Condition of self determination

Audience is "expert" in their own lives aka they know what's best for them

Ad hominem

Attacking a person not their arguments

Bandwagon effect

Everyone else agrees so I do too

Either or

False dilema

False cause

One thing happens that cause another to happen (when that's not actually true)

Red herring

Raising irrelevant issues that don't relate to topic being discussed

Slippery slope

One action causes others to happen in a progressively worse way ex tattoo-drug addict-hooker-death

3 types of persuasive speeches

Question of fact (addresses whether something is verifiably true)


Question of value (merit or morality)


Question of policy (best course of action or solution)


Derived credibility

Credibility gained during speech


4 types of special occasion speeches

Introduction


Acceptance


Entertainment


Commemoration