Argument & Advocacy final Flashcards

(35 cards)

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How to deliver your speech

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good delivery connects you to the audience
helps you sound spontanious

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control your voice

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volume, pitch, inflection, vocial variety(everything),
articlation “I am going to” instead of “Im gunna”
rate, pauses, pronunciation

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Delivery modes

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impromtu
manuscript: prepared without reading or memorization
memorization

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Impromptu speech

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gathering and summarizing thoughts
PREP and FAT

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5
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manuscript

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off a prompter
sounds conversational

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Extemporaneous

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speaker notes
preparation

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prepare and practice

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practice at least half a week before
rehearse examples and illustrations
rehearse with visual aids
help work out any electronic

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Visual aids

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your visual aids need to help you in your speech

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why are visual aids required

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audience engagement
promote comprehension
promote memory and recall
directs attention and control interest

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wrong ways to use visuals

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hold up visuals in a dark setting
do not stand in front of the screen

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select best aid

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ask how can you improve presentation
rehearse before
small enough to carry and handle
add credibility

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photographs

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audience needs to see
reveal and remove (add black screen)

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Graphs

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show stat
source the graph
help interpret the graph

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14
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Audio and video clips

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exciting, dynamic, keep clip short

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Informative

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convey something new or not fully understood

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purpose

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educate, fresh perspective or new, useful information
do not data dump

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Persuade

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Attempts to change attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors
we engage in persuasion daily
remain ethical while persuading

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Attitude

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leads to respond positive or negative
measured along positive or negative continuum

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Assess attitude

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differ in direction, intensity, salience

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Belief

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Accept true or fase

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goal

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aim to speech influence audience response
in 7-9 mins you cannot fully convince the audience all the way.

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in conclusion

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you want to be clear for an inch of change
“Hear me out”

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How to best motivate your audience

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adopt, sustain, discontinue or avoid

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organize speech

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goals –> facts—> desired conclusion

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3 categories --> question of fact, of value, of policy
each propositon requires evidence
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1. claim of fact
does not exist evidence or arguments that is valid
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2. question of values
- proposition of value - what is bad moral/not moral -justified by evidence compiled receivers to believe it organize reasons approach supports the reason as a point refute information/theory and refut it
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3. change of policy
seeks to support policy change supports stance with reasons organize - problem-cause-solution -comparative advantages format -aspects of policy disagreement usually addressed
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Monroes organization
reflects nature of questions effective in motivating people to act enables questions
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5 phases
attention-let them know the problem satisfy the need visualize- why this solution is the best action
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Methods of persuasion: varying view point of target audience
be clear consider target audience when designing presentation some hold different opinions on your topic strive for small change
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how to increase your chances of ethos
credibility statements
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3 factors affect audience judgement of credibility
1. perception of competence 2. perception of personal character 3. opinion of charisma
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logos
1. logic 2. must be reasonable 3. evidence/information/facts 4. adding ethos and logos has a high success rates
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Pathos- emotions
- Positive or negative appeals - factors necessary for a fear appeal to work - credible source -real threat