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| The fear associated with actual or anticipated communication to an audienxe as a speaker |
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| Encodes and then transmits a message along a channel to the receiver |
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| Decodes the message and sends nonverbal feedback to the speaker |
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| Type of oratory: legal contexts, such as before a jury |
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| Type of oratory: legislative or political contexts |
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| Type of oratory: for special ceremonies, such as celebrations and funerals |
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| Invention, Arrangement, Style, Memory, Delivery |
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| selecting and adapting speech material; constructing arguments |
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| use of language, including figures of speech |
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| the act of perceiving sound |
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| the conscious act of recognizing, understanding, and interpreting messages |
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| Two-Way transactional Communication |
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| Functions of Special Occasion Speeches |
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| Entertainment, Celebration, Commemoration, Inspiration |
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| Types of Special Occasion Speeches |
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Speeches of Introduction
Speeches of Acceptance
Speeches of Presentation
Roasts and Toasts
Eulogies and Tributes
After Dinner Speeches
Speeches of Inspiration |
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Motivate audience to listen to you (the speaker); the speaker’s background
the subject of the speaker’s message
the occasion
the audience |
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Are made in response to receiving an award,
Should be prepared in advance if you know you will, or suspect, you may, receive the award, React genuinely and with humility, Thank those giving the award, Thank others who helped you |
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| Goal: To explain meaning of award and why recipient is receiving it; Talk about recipient |
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| a humorous tribute where a series of speakers poke fun or tell embarrassing stories about the person being roasted; must consider qualities of recipient |
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| is a serious and brief tribute to honor the person with sincerity. |
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usually delivered to commemorate a deceased friend or family member, The audience looks to the speaker to see how to deal with the loss, so contain emotions and speak clearly, The main purpose of a funeral is to refer to the family of the deceased and help bring them closure.
The secondary purpose is to focus on the life of the deceased, not death, Mention positive traits about the person, but be sincere. |
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| may occur at any type of meal or celebration, speeches are expected to be light-hearted & entertaining,Avoid telling jokes with no purpose or meaning to the event. |
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1. Select a topic.
2. Analyze the audience.
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speech purpose.
4. Compose a thesis
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5. Develop the main
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Gather supporting
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7. Separate the
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8. Outline the speech (organizational pattern)
9. Consider presentation aids.
10. Practice delivering the speech. |
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| To inform, to Persuade, Special Occasions |
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| Define, scribe, explain, or demonstrate your knowlege on the topic; increasue audience's UNDERSTANDING and awareness on the topc; build on the knowledge your audience already has on the topic |
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| Change the audience's ATTITUDES, beliefs, or values on a topc |
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| Define, scribe, explain, or demonstrate your knowlege on the topic; increasue audience's UNDERSTANDING and awareness on the topc; build on the knowledge your audience already has on the topic |
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| Change the audience's ATTITUDES, beliefs, or values on a topc |
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