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| Canons of Public Speaking |
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Invention
Arrangement
Style
Memorization
Delivery |
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Purpose
Audience
Constraints |
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Transmission
Interaction
Transaction |
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| The inability to speak in public due to nerves or worry |
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Ill-preparedness
Fear of speaking period
Seeking Perfection
Fear of ridicule by others |
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| Being afraid of speaking regardless of the situation |
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| Being afraid of speaking in a certain situation |
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| Principles of Good Delivery |
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Volume
Pitch
Rate
Pauses
Articulation
Enunciation
Pronunciation |
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appearance
Movement
Gestures
Facial Expressions
Eye Contact |
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Impromptu
Extemporaneous
Memorized
Manuscript |
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| Informative Speaking Strategies |
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Defining
Describing
Demonstrating
Explaining
Reporting
Comparing |
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| Types of Supporting Material |
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Facts
Statistics
Expert Opinion
Examples
Personal Opinion
Stories/Narratives |
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Chronological
Spatial
Categorical/Topical
Cause-Effect
Problem-Solution |
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| Grouping key points into groups |
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| Points ordered based on when they happened in time |
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| Stating a cause and the showing its effect |
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| Showing a problem then telling people how it was solved or how to solve it |
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| Parts of the Introduction |
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Attention Getter
Relevance to Audience
Credibility
Thesis
Preview |
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| Parts of a full Transition |
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| Conclusion should accomplish... |
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| Summary of main points and it should be memorable |
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| listing main ideas then supporting ideas under them then supporting information under them |
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| Vertical Alignment of similar elements |
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hearing
focusing
understating
responding
remembering |
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Passivity Syndrome
Mental Games
Attention Span
Stereotyping
Distractions |
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| seeking to influence beliefs values or actions of others |
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| Purposes of Persuasive Speeches |
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Stregthen Commitments
Weaken Commitments
Induce Action
Conversion |
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| Strengthen Commitment strategies |
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conscious raising
reinforcing belief
Move from education to commitment
Create sense of urgency |
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| Weaken commitments strategies |
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Finding critical distinction
Identify audience commitment level
find out if something can weak it
find an alternative for the audience
Refutation |
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Make action easy to perform
Simple and specific |
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Chip away at beliefs
identify anomalies
seek incremental change
reluctant testimony |
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| Persuasive organizational patterns |
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Problem/solution
Monroe's motivated sequence |
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| Monroe's motivated sequence |
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attention
need
satisfaction
visualization
action |
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| Strategies to build an argument |
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Toulmin Model
House Model
Claims/Evidence/Warrants/Burden of Proof |
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| Problem Solution (definition) |
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Identify the problem
Evaluate the situation
propose the solution
argue for the solution |
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Roof = answer
beams = arguments
beam supports = evidence
ground floor = question
basement = existing knowledge |
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inductive
deductive
causal
analogical |
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| Inductive Reasoning Definition |
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| Causal Reasoning Definition |
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| types of ceremonial speeches |
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speech of introduction
welcome or farewell address
presentation or acceptance speeches
commemoration or graduation
tributes and eulogies
inaugural address
keynote speeches
sermons |
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| purposes of ceremonial speeches |
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remembering the past
honoring heroes
celebrating shared bliefs and values
offering ispiration and ecouragement |
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