English Speech contexts Flashcards
Refers to the
environment in which
communication
occurs.
SPEECH CONTEXTS
Communication
within the
self.
intrapersonal
itrapersonal can contribute to ?
self-esteem
Factors that influence Self-Concept
Direct Definition
Life Scripts
Attachments
Social Comparisons
labels about an individual’s
personality or behavior
Direct Definition
also called identity scripts, are
life rules assigned to us by
significant others (i.e., adult
family members)
life scripts
the kind of relationship we
have with our parents and
caregivers
attachments
defining oneself by recognizing
similarities and differences with
other people in terms of age,
nationality, social status, abilities,
interests, and so on.
social comparisons
Communication
between two
people or among a
small group.
interpersonal
what are the INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT
Conflict is a process.
b. Conflict reflects culture.
c. Conflict may be constructive.
d. Conflict may be overt or covert.
This refers to a
communication
which makes use
of broadcast or
print media such
as the television,
radio, newspapers,
books and the
internet.
mass
This occurs in
interactions
among people
of different
cultures.
intercultural
Refers to
communication
within
organization.
organizational
This refers to
communication in which
and individual
communicates a
message to a large
audience, usually to
inform or persuade.
public speaking
what are the purpose of public speaking
to inform
to persuade/influence
TYPES OF SPEECH DELIVERY:
IMPROMPTU (no preparation)
EXTEMPORANEOUS(little preparation)
MANUSCRIPT (enough preparation)
MEMORIZED (enough preparation)
Visual Aspects of Speech Delivery
Stage Presence
Movement and gestures
Facial Expressions
Rapport with audience
Auditory Aspects of Speech Delivery
Modulation
Articulation
saying sleepin’ instead of sleeping; saying goin’ instead of going
DELETION-
saying eschool instead of school; saying puhlease instead of please
ADDITION-
saying ferson instead of person; saying bain instead of vain
SUBSTITUTION-
saying doncha instead of don’t you; saying wanna instead of want to
slurring
