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•it enhances the speaker's ethos
•it does make a difference on the way people receive messages
•because it enables the us to better understand accidental communication
•it enhances the audiences understanding
•delivery's impact on the audience's attitude change |
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| the effect of delivery on attitude change |
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| good delivery causes audience to have a good attitude and bad delivery causes bad attiude. |
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| describe and explain fully the nature of good delivery. |
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| naturalness, not mechanical in nature. Be yourself. "Dance with the person you brought to the dance" |
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| four elements of good delivery |
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•eye contact - maintaintain good visual transactions with the audience.
•effective use of voice,
-volume
-rate of speed
-pitch
-articulation and pronunciation
-fluency
•effective body action Focus on posture, movement, gesture, facial and expression, |
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| the effect of delivery on attitude change |
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Definition
| good delivery causes audience to have a good attitude and bad delivery causes bad attiude. |
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Term
| describe and explain fully the nature of good delivery. |
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Definition
| naturalness, not mechanical in nature. Be yourself. "Dance with the person you brought to the dance" |
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Term
| four elements of good delivery |
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Definition
•eye contact - maintaintain good visual transactions with the audience.
•effective use of voice,
-volume
-rate of speed
-pitch
-articulation and pronunciation
-fluency
•effective body action. do not lean or sway. some actions include
-posture
-movement
-gesture
-facial expressinno.
•variety, |
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