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Public Speaking Midterm Flashcards

1
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Encoding a message is

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Creating it, adapting it to the receiver and transmitting through a channel.

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Decoding a message is

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Listening, interpreting and responding to a message

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3
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Types of feedback

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Direct, moderately direct, indirect

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What is the transactional model of public speaking?

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1.Speaker: the person who is speaking and the source
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  1. The receiver: audience that receives message
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  2. Feedback: whatever the receiver receives
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Systematic Desensitization

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The process of overcoming your fears

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Caring/goodwill

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When the speaker speaks with good intentions.

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Pure persuasion

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Persuading someone to chose a side.

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Rhetorical situation

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A question with no answer, supposed to make you think.

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9
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Context

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Information

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10
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Specific Purpose

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The main topic the speaker wants to get across

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11
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Introductions include

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Purpose

Preview

Attention

Establishing credibility

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What are the attention grabbers

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Question

Humor

Interacting with audience

Personal Inventory

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What are the listening styles?

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Action oriented- what you did not how you got there?

Context oriented- caring about the information

Time oriented- worried about time

People oriented- listening to how you feel

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14
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Audience Analysis

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Considering the audiences age ethnicity gender etc.

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15
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Thesis statement is based on

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Ideology

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16
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Specific purpose is

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The speakers intentions

17
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Different types of finding aid

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Personal inventory

Internet

Library

Scholarly and academic journals

18
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Concrete is

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Hard evidence

19
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Abstract is

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What lacks evidence more opinion orientated

20
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Three overarching principles in dialogic theory

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Dialogue is more natural than monologue

Meanings are in people not words

Contexts and social situations impact perceived meaning.

21
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What is attitude?

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The way your tone comes out and how you say it.

22
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NCA Credo

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Thinking about what’s right and what’s wrong ethically

23
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Systematic memorization

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Building up to doing something

24
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Preview

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Shows an overall look your audience will have (sign posting)

25
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Noises we encounter

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Physical- noise in the environment that interfere with speaker’s ability to hear.

Physiological- noises that’s caused by the speakers own body (stomach growling)

Psychological- noises that are caused by the receivers internal thoughts

Semantic- the receiver is struggling with interpretation of the senders word choice

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Demographic (Audience Analysis)

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Considering gender, age, marital stature, race, ethnicity, etc

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Psychographic (Audience Analysis)

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Information that’s harder to predict like beliefs, attitudes, etc.

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