COM 180 midterm Flashcards

1
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Benefits of public speaking

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Personal, professional, public

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2
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Temperature, sound, lighting

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Physical noise

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3
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Sickness, hunger

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Physiological noise

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4
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Sadness, emotional

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Psychological noise

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5
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Differences in worldview

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Cultural noise

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6
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Love, freedom

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Abstract words

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7
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Location and relationships

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Context

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8
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Taking someone’s work and claiming it as your own

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Global plagarism

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9
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Piecing together several others work and claiming as your own

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Patchwork Plagarism

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10
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Mostly your own work but fails to cite sources

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Incremental plagarism

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11
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Listening

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Intentional, requires attention

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12
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Listening to music

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Appreciative

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13
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Listening in class or church

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Informational

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14
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Listening to friends talk about their problems

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Relational

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15
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Hearing

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Unintential, involuntary

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16
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3 A’s of active listening

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Attitude, adjestment, attention

17
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3 barriers to listening

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Judgemental, anticipating, emotional

18
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Conclusion comes last
ex. asians are good at math, you are asian, you are good at math

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Deductive reasoning

19
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Conclusion comes first, then evidence follows
ex. don’t swim in lakes, someone got an infection, there are snakes, the water is dirty

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inductive reasoning

20
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Self-regulation

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Evaluating own biases and thoughts about topic at hand

21
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Ethos

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Character, credentials, credibility
Internal credibility

22
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Logos

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Evidence, proof, logic
External credibility

23
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Pathos

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Emotions

24
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Purpose of speech

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Inform, persuade, commemorate(entertain)

25
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Introduction

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Attention getter, purpose statement, thematic statement (preview)
10-15% speaking time

26
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Conclusion

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Conclusion, memorable ending
10% speaking time

27
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Chronological

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Speech organized by time

28
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Spatial

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Speech organized by location layout

29
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Comparative

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Speech comparing things

30
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Causal

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Speech about cause and effect

31
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Problem-solving

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Speech about solving problems

32
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3 steps to cognitive reconstruction

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Identify what you are thinking
Identify inconsistencies between reality and perception
Replace destructive thinking with supportive thinking

33
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Reading speech script word by word

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Manuscript

34
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Memorizing script word for word

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Memorizing

35
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Coming up with speech on the spot

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Impropmptu

36
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Combination of memorization and impromptu

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Extemporaneous

37
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5 elements of delivery

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Vocal delivery
Facial expression
Hand gestures
Posture
Eye contact