Chapter 3 Flashcards

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Context

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Any circumstances in which an event occurs that influences the meaning of the moment and the message.

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Audience

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Those who are listening to you in a given context.

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3
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Demographic

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groups determined by select population characteristics

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4
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Stereotyping

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assuming qualities in a specific individual because of membership in a larger group

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5
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Open-Ended Questions

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items on a survey that allow room for the person taking the survey to answer in his/her own words.

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6
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Fixed-response questions

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items on a survey that allow only for prescribed answers.

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7
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These are two ways you can find out information about your audience

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surveys and interviews

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8
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These are the two reasons people engage in discussion

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To create relationships and advance business goals.

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9
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Rhetoric Situations

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moments that call for a rhetorical response

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10
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Exigence

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a decisive point at which a response is invited or required

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“We do not find meaning; we create it through out speech” is an idea from

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Vatz

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12
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The responses that are required or invited at a certain point in time and cannot be responded to when the moment is lost is an idea from…

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Bitzer

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13
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Verbal Appeal

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specific construction of what you say so you can better identify with your audience

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14
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using “we” and “us” instead of “me” and “I” is a strategy to

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identify and establish common ground with the listener

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15
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another way to identify with the audience is to

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incorporate what you know about your listener into the message.

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16
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you can enhance your content and analysis of the information with

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stories, statistics and examples that the listener can identify with

17
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crescendo

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an organizational pattern in which the strongest point is placed at the end and is built up to by smaller main points.

18
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There are two ways to organize your message. Name them

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Main point at the beginning or main point at the end

19
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Classroom response sytems

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devices that allow students to answer questions posed during a lecture and provide tabulated results of the poll for everyone in the room in a timely manner