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| Who is most important when making a speech? |
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| The geographic or generational difference in technology is known as |
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1. invention
2. arrangement
3. style
4. memory
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Temperament and disposition influence anxiety. |
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| Positive words and phrases applied to an anxious feeling is known as |
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Knowing your introduction and conclusion can boost confidence and lower anxiety. |
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The spotlight effect implies that internal states can be easily known. |
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Ideally, you want to eliminate all anxiety. |
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| What theory believes that with increased familiarity will come decreased anxiety? |
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| Uncertainty Reduction Theory |
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| The event of heightened emotions and sense enhancing speech is known as |
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With an informative speech, the goal is to change beliefs. |
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Brainstorming involves ideas being generated and then evaluated. |
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The specific purpose of a speech is when you tell the audience what you want to achieve. |
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The these contains a summary of the main points. |
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Complete sentences are part of a working outline. |
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| A good connection is called |
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| In a keyword outline, it is a good idea to |
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| A non-working outline can also be called |
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A target audience is the group or subgroup the speaker wants to impact. |
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Demographics focus on psychological data like beliefs and attitudes. |
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A captive audience is less likely to listen than a voluntary audience. |
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A questionnaire on age, sex, race, religion, income, or education is on |
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What type of question is this?
"Should the US use nuclear power in the future?" |
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| Aristotle's term for credibility is |
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| The credibility of a speaker from how well he relates to the audience is known as |
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| Which of Aristotle's major works emphasized the importance of adapting speeches to specific audiences and situations? |
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| Discovering what you want to say in a speech is |
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| The way ideas are organized in a speech is |
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| The language or words used in a speech is |
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| Using the ability to recall information to give an effective speech is |
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| The presentation of a speech to an audience is |
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| The words and nonverbal cues a speaker uses to convey ideas, feelings, and thoughts is the |
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| A mode or medium of communication is a |
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| Anything that interferes with the understanding of a message is |
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| An audience member's response to a speech is |
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| The situation within which a speech is given is |
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| The external surroundings that influence a public speaking event is the |
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| A phenomenon that leads us to think other people observe us more carefully than they actually do is the |
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1. role
2. speaking abilities
3. ideas
4. audience response
5. setting
6. technology
7. evaluation |
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| The belief that your worldview is superior to others' is |
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| The HURIER model for listening is (6) |
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1. hearing
2. understanding
3. remembering
4. interpreting
5. evaluating
6. responding |
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| Listening for enjoyment is |
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| Listening to gather information is |
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| Listening by evaluating a speaker's credibility, ideas, and supporting evidence is |
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| General purposes of a speech (3) |
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1. inform
2. persuade
3. entertain |
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1. own interests
2. audience
3. resources
4. time limit
5. setting |
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| A specific purpose consists of (3) |
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| general purpose, audience, and topic |
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| working, full sentence, & keyword |
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| A speaker who considers his/her audience's perspectives is |
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| Data focusing on beliefs, values, and attitudes are |
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| The psychological location from which an individual views the world is a |
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| location, occasion, & time |
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1. competence
2. trustworthiness
3. dynamism
4. sociability |
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| Qualification a speaker has to speak on a topic is |
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| Perception of speaker as honest or sincere is |
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| Audience's perception of speaker's activity level is |
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| Materials posted on the web within a few hours if your search is known as the |
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| A search tool that compiles the results form other search engines is a |
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1. own
2. others
3. institutional
4. cultural |
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1. general
2. specific
3. hypothetical |
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| Definitions found in dictionaries are |
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| Personal associations with a word are |
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1. by function
2. by analogy |
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1. expert
2. celebrity
3. lay |
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| An observation from actual experience is a |
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| Numerical data or information are |
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