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47 Cards in this Set

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Persuasive speaking
speaking influences others to believe or think
Supportive audience
an audience that likes the speaker and what the speaker has to say
Uncommitted Audience
an audience that is neutral or has not made up its mind
Unbiased
objective
Indifferent audience
an audience that is apathetic or disinteresed
Captive audience
an audience that has been forced to be in attendence
Opposed audience
an audience that is hostile to the speaker
Compromise
a negotional strategy in which individual gives up something
Disclaimer
a speaker attempts to explain what is not to be inferred by the speech
Logos
a greek word for logic and reason
Proof
specific evidence that establishes the truth
Pathos
the greek word for feelings and emotions
Goodwill
a genuine interest or concern
Intergrity
Doing something when not being told of
Reputation
the way of being honest or genuine
Competency
an ability to get something done
Credentials
qualifications
Composure
a calm, controlled manner
Introduction
supplies that supposed to draw interest
Quotation
repetition of exact words
Narrative
telling of a story
Link
Connects attention getter
Thesis statement
tells exactly what you will be talking about (if you can put the entire sentence together it will be thesis)
Preview statement
sentence at end of intro
Body
place where you exhibit
Outline
gives direction to organization
Purpose (thesis) statement
states selected speech topic
Subordination
ranking in terms of importance
Main heading
major division areas arguements
Supporting Materials
provides intensipication and inforcement
Subordination
ranking in terms of importance
Main heading
major divisions areas arguements
Supporting Materials
provides intensipication and inforcement
Transition
Signal where discussion is going
Chronological Pattern
Organization that puts things in the sequence
Climatic pattern
man heading in order of importance
Spatial pattern
divide to pic on basic of space relationships
Cause-effect-pattern
one area that leads to another
Problem-Solution pattern
presents problem then solutions to problems
Database
a collection of related information
Online
accessible via the internet
Index
From the latin "one who points out"
Table of Contents
The general plan of a work
Interlibrary loan
a cooperative system among libraries
Paraphrasing
Restating in your owns words
Plagirism
Using someone elses words as your own
Ghostwriter
Someone who writes for another person