Speech Final2

Front 1

dynamism?

Back 1

listeners views of speakers confidence, energy and enthusiasm

Front 2

primacy theory?

Back 2

assumption that speakers should place strongerst argument at the beginning

Front 3

recency theory?

Back 3

assumption that speaker should place strongest argument at the end

Front 4

argument by example/ inductive argument?

Back 4

says what is true of few intensities is true generally

Front 5

argument by analogy?

Back 5

says what is true in one case will b tru in another

Front 6

argument by cause?

Back 6

says that one action caused or will cause another

Front 7

deductive argument

Back 7

says what is true generally will be true in a specific instance

Front 8

argument by authority?

Back 8

uses testimony from expert source 2 prove speakers claim

Front 9

test of arument by authority?

Back 9

1. source an expert?
2.source unbiased?

Front 10

test of argument by deduction?

Back 10

1.premises relate?
2.major premise true?
3.minor premise true?

Front 11

test of argument by cause?

Back 11

1.casual relationship exist?
2.presumed cause produce effect?
3.effect result from other cause?

Front 12

test of argument by anology?

Back 12

1.similarities of 2 cases relevant?
2.ne differences relevant?

Front 13

test of argument by example?

Back 13

1.are examples true?
2.examples relevant?
3.examples sufficient?
4.examples representative?

Front 14

fallacies of argument?

Back 14

1.hasty generalization
2.false aalogy
3.post hoc ergo propter hoc
4.slippery slope
5.red herring
6.appeal 2 tradition
7.false dilemma
8.false authority
9.bandwagon
10.ad hominem

Front 15

steps 2 monroes motivated sequence?

Back 15

1.getting the audiences attention
2.establishing a need
3.offering a proposal 2 satisfy a need
4.inviting visitors 2 visualize results
5.requesting action