Essentials for excellence/ Chapter 1 Flashcards
Define Critical Thinking
Form a judgement of an issue by analysis and evaluation
Define Communication
Creation of shared meaning through symbolic processes
Name 8 elements of Communication Process
- Sender/Receiver
- Receiver/Sender
- Message
- Channel
- Feedback
- Noise
- Occasion
- Cultural Context
What are the 3 general purposes for speeches?
- inform
- persuade
- entertain/inspire
What is more important? Message/content or delivery
Should be message/content centered
Define informative speech
and example of speech
Makes topic easy to understand (using pictures, graphs, diagrams) or offers a different point of view
ex. “I Have a Dream” -MLK
Define persuasive speech
and example of speech
Convince audience to accept his/her point of view
ex. “Liberty or Death” -Patrick Henry
Define entertaining/inspiring speech
and example of speech
Sole purpose is for audience to enjoy or be motivated by presentation
ex. Will Ferrell Speech at Harvard 2003