Chapter 17 Flashcards
Types of credibility?
Initial (credibility b4 speaker starts to speak), derived(credibility produced on how speaker speaks), terminal(credibility of speaker at the end of speech)
How to enhance credibility?
Explains your competence, establish common ground(connect w audience), deliver speeches fluently
Evidence?
Supporting materials
Tips for using evidence
Use specific evidence, use novel evidence, use evidence from credible sources, make clear point of your evidence
Logos?
Logical appeal of a speaker (Aristotle) contains evidence and reasoning
Reasoning?
Process of drawing a conclusion on the basis of evidence
Types of reasoning?
From specific instances(moved from particular facts to a general conclusion), from principle (moves from general principle to specific conclusion), casual reasoning(seeks to establish relationship between causes and effects), analogical reasoning (speaker compares 2 similar cases)
Fallacy?
An error in reasoning
Types of fallacies?
Hasty generalization, false cause, invalid analogy, bandwagon, red herring, ad hominem, either or, slippery slope, appeal to tradition, appeal to novelty
Pathos?
Emotional Appeal
Generating emotional appeal?
Use emotional language, develop vivid examples, speak with sincerity and conviction
Ethos?
Credibility used by aristotle