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| social construction, cognitive processing |
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| the transactional process of giving and receiving ideas |
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| ratios of groups such as age, gender, ethnicity |
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| freedom, equality, orderliness |
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| altruism, ambition, patriotism, work ethics |
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| when everyone leans one way or another on an issue |
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| what are the types of speeches |
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| persuasive, informative, entertainment |
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| what is a specific purpose |
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| the intended outcome or goal |
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| what are the different ways to organize a speech |
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| topica, spatial, chronological, need-plan, difficulty, logical |
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| what are transitions? overviews? summaries? |
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| linking one topic to the next, previews the main points, reviews the main points |
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| what are some requirements of outlining |
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| subordination, simplicity, progression, symbolization, discreteness, coordination |
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| what are the types of informative speeches |
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| reporting, instructing, explaining |
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| what are the types of evidence |
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| statistics, interview, example, testimony, illustration, analogy, restatement |
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| what is audience analysis |
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| when you research your audience so you can relate to them and know what is or is not appropriate |
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| why is audience analysis important |
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| to avoid offending anyone, and to know how best to get the message across |
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| softening harsher terms, "sugarcoating" |
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| what components should your introduction have |
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| attention getter, thesis, establish good will and credibility, preview, orient audience to the subject, assure a fair hearing |
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| what is communication apprehension |
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| fear or any anticipated or real communication |
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| how can you manage apprehension |
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| identifying the cause of the fear, visualizing yourself doing well, acting as if you're not scared, channeling excess tension to help with memory, practice |
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