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| location, size of room, seating, distance, time, temperature, and lighting |
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| values, beliefs, meanings, social morals |
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| events that have already occurred related to your speech |
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| feelings attitudes and beliefs of individuals |
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| specific group of people to whom the speech is directed |
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| study made to learn about the divers characteristics of audience members to know that they will listen to |
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| extent to which the audience members listen, understand, remember, and are motivated by the speech |
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| set of moral principles that a society group, or individual holds that differentiate between right and wrong |
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| representing another persons work as your own |
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| speakers knowledge of grammatical rules and appropriat social contexts |
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| public speaking apprehension |
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| communication anxiety where fear is relatied to speaking |
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| communication orientation motivation (COM) |
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| techniques designed to reduce anxiety by looking at speeches as communicating |
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| decline of anxiety after beginning a speech/tailoring a speech to the listeners |
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| evaluating what you have heard to determine a speech's completeness, usefulness, and trust-worthiness |
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| criteria for evaluating speech effectiveness |
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| 1. specific observation, 2. what the speaker did before what they said, 3. explains how and why the observed behavior affected the speech, 4. reflects personal perceptions |
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| criteria for evaluating speech effectiveness |
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| 1. specific observation, 2. what the speaker did before what they said, 3. explains how and why the observed behavior affected the speech, 4. reflects personal perceptions |
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| studying the audience before the speech |
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| characteristics represented in an audience |
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| perception that you are knowledgeable, trustworthy, and personable |
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| extent to which you are agreeing or pleasing |
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| extent to which the audience believes what you say is accurate and true |
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| initial audience attitude |
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| how the listeners feel about the topic before the speech |
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| brief, formal ceremonial address that greets and expresses the presence of something |
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| acknowledges someone, usually with an award |
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| offereed to start a reception or meal/pays tribute |
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| tribute that sets the tone and generates enthusiasm for the topic of a conference or convention |
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| tribute that celebrates holidays, anniversaries, or important events |
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| establishes a supportive climate for the main speaker and familiarizes the audience with them |
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| acknowledges the recipient of an honor or award |
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| ceremonial/funeral or memorial service |
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| praises graduating students |
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