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- 1Linear Model of CommunicationSender > Channel > Receiver
- 2What is a channel?apparatus for carrying a message
- 3Draw picture of Transactional model!Communicator gives message to audience through a channel. Audience gives feedback. Both have worldviews and noise obscures the whole transaction, which is called the context
- 4What is encoding?Encoding is using words to convey a mental image or message
- 5What is decoding?decoding is interpreting words to form a mental image
- 6Physiological noisebodily functions and states that interfere with a message. i.e. hungry
- 7Psychological noisemental or emotional states that interfere with a message. i.e. breaking up
- 8Physical noisesound level in area
- 9Cultural noiseconflict in message from worldviews.
- 10Epistemologywe acquire/what counts as knowledge
- 11Ontologybelief system/ reality
- 12AxiologyValue system/ right or wrong
- 13Cosmologyrelationship to universe and people
- 14Praxeologymethod of completing tasks/ solving problems
- 15Speaking competenciesUseful Topic
Engaging Introduction
Clear organization
Supported ideas
Closure conclusion
Clear and vivid language
Suitable Vocal expression
Corresponding nonverbal
Adapted to the audience
adept use of visual aids
convincing persuasion - 16What is difference between ethics and morals?morals = beliefs
ethics = rules (situational) - 17Global plagiarismpresenting work as your own
- 18Patchwork plagiarismusing many partial texts as your own
- 19incremental plagiarismoriginal work but with united quotes and whatnot
- 20Ethical listeneractively interprets material and effectiveness of speaker
- 21Purpose Statementstates what you'd like to achieve
- 22Thesis Statementencapsulates the main points of the speech
- 23Transitional Statementsphrases that lead one distinct idea to another
- 24Call to Actionconclusion device that instructs the audience on what they can do
- 25Chronologicalmain points are developed by when they happened
- 26Topicalmain points are connected by their relationship to the thesis
- 27spatialarranges main points according to their geographic location
- 28comparativemain points are compared and contrasted
- 29problem-solutionproblem is introduced and then solved by speaker
- 30causalmain points are about causes and effects of something that already happened
- 31External Credibilitycredibility by association/sources
- 32Internal CredibilityDressing appropriately, eye contact, speaking clearly
- 33Attention-getting strategiesTell a story
Refer to occasion
Historical events
previous speech
Previous speeches
Personal interest
startling stats
analogy
quotation
question
humor - 34conclusion strategiesprepare for ending
final appeals
summarize
end with clincher - 35communication apprehensionthe fear of public speaking
- 36trait anxietyanxiety from personality
- 37state anxietyfear from external situation or past embarrassment
- 38scrutiny fearfear of being watched
- 39Manuscript stylereading speech word for word
- 40memorized stylespeech is recalled from memory
- 41impromptu stylespeech with no rehearsal
- 42extemporaneous stylespeech with keynotes
- 43head bobberlooking at audience and notes rhythmically
- 44balcony gazeravoids eye contact and looks over heads
- 45the obsessoronly looks at one or two audience members
- 46golden ruledress appropriately
- 47permpodium
equipment
room
microphone
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