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| technique used to generate as many ideas as possible within a limited amount of time, which can be used during any phase of the group discussion process to produce topics, information, or solutions to problems. |
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| ways to select a speech topic |
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self-inventory
brainstorming
reviewing the current media |
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| the overall goal of a speech, usually one of three overlapping functions: to inform, to persuade, or to entertain. |
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| enhances audience's knowledge and understanding by explaining what something means, how something works, or how something is done |
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| attempts to change listener's attitudes or behaviors by advocating or trying to gain acceptance of the speaker's point of view |
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| a speech that provides enjoyment and amusement |
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| specific purpose of a speech |
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| single phrase that defines precisely what is to be accomplished in a speech |
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| a sentence that states specifically what is going to be discussed in a speech |
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| a person who is required to hear a particular speeck |
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| a person who chooses to listen to a particular speech |
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| ideas, testimony, conclusions, or judgments of witnesses or recognized authorities. |
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| opinions or conclusions of witnesses or recognized authorities |
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