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Public Speaking
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MindMap for Speech MidTerm
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Public Speaking
Communication
sender/ speaker
message
receiver/ listener
3 Benefits
Personal
Professional
Social
Process
People
Frame of Reference: sum of a person's knowledge, experience, goals, values and attitudes
Messages
verbal / non- verbal
Channel
Interference
internal / external
Feedback
verbal / non-verbal
Context
comm. happens here
3 Models
Actional
Interactional
Transactional
most effective
Developing Confidence
Communication Apprehension: an individual's fear or anxiety associated w/ real or anticipated comm. w/ others commonly known as being nervous
3 Causes:
Heredity
Learned
Skills Deficit
Self Awareness: occurs when you begin to reflect on your perceptions of yourself and on the perceptions of other
Self Concept: how you see yourself
Self Image: self description
Self Esteem: worth
Jahari Window
Ethical Standards
Political
Human
Dialogic
Situational
Plagiarism
Intentional
Global
entire work
Patchwork
key words/ phrases
Unintentional
occurs when you present someone else's words or ideas as your own
Moral
Perception & Self Concept
perception: process by which we select, organize, and interpret the world around us
STEPS
Select: calling attention to whatever we're thinking about
Organize: make sense of what's happening
Interpret: assigning meaning to events around you through closure and context
Topic Selection
3 things to consider:
Ourselves
Audience
Occasion
Types of Speeches:
Informative
Persuasive
Entertainment
not usually prepared
Further Breakdown
General
overall intent of the message
Specific
determined by topic
Thesis Statement
provides overview of entire presentation
Audience Analysis
the process by which we gather and analyze information about our audience and adapt our message to their knowledge, interest, attitudes, and beliefs
before
before, during, after
When to analyze:
Audience Centeredness
Demographics: age, gender, religion, etc.
6 Factors to Consider
size
setting
type
interests
knowledge
attitudes
Gathering Materials
Supporting Material
Statistics
Analogies
Fact
Example
Testimony
Organizing Ideas
Organizational Patterns:
Chronological
in order
Spatial
according to place or position
Causal
cause/effect
Topical
Transitions
Signpost
signal the next point
"first, next, third"
phrases
Intro & Conclusion
Introduction
Attention Getter
Relevance
Credibility
Preview
Conclusion
Goals
Summary
Memorable Close
Elements
Signal end of speech
Reinforce central idea
Summarize
End with quotation
Make dramatic statement
Refer to Intro
Outlining
Preperation Outline
full sentences/ follow exact order
Speaking Outline
notes/ used to jog your memory during speech
Language
Connotation
variable, figurative, and subjective, suggests or implies something, meaning suggested by emotion
Denotation
precise, literal, and objective, dictionary definition
Delivery
conveys the speaker's ideas clearly, interestingly, and w/o distracting the audience
"conversational quality"
Speaker's Voice
volume
pitch
inflections
avoid monotone
rate
pauses
vocal variety
Speaker's body
personal appearance
movement
gestures
eye contact
Methods
Reading from a manuscript
Reciting from memory
Speaking Impomptu
Speaking etemporaneously
Visual Aids
visual literacy: the ability to interpret visual messages
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