Ch. 1

Question 1

what is number one rule of public speaking (number one thing to keep in mind)

Answer 1

who am i speaking to

Question 2

Levels of Communication

Answer 2

intrapersonal, interpersonal, public communication, mass communication

Question 3

self concept

Answer 3

how one percieves themselves

Question 4

mass communication example

Answer 4

daily show,

Question 5

example of public communication

Answer 5

classroom

Question 6

Chapter name

Answer 6

Forms of Communication

Question 7

what is the top of list of nonverbal communicators

Answer 7

eye contact
- show nervous/unvomfotable if not
- look at floor- want to be swallowed up
- look at ceiling- divine intervention to help you

Question 8

extemporaneous

Answer 8

researched and planned ahead of time
- proffessors and in classroom

Question 9

demographics

Answer 9

age, sex, race, religion, income, sexual orientation, educational background, employment (know where they come from)

Question 10

self-talk

Answer 10

conversations have with ourselves

Question 11

audience analysis

Answer 11

speaker’s survey of their audience through observation, interaction, and research

Question 12

mass communication

Answer 12

single senders transmits message to great number of unseen recievers through a mediated system
ask question- not immediate feedback

Question 13

Interpersonal

Answer 13

dyadic and small group

Question 14

memorized

Answer 14

speech that has been committed to memory
- elementary

Question 15

Intrapersonal

Answer 15

transmission of message for meaning to one’s self
Self concept and self talk
deepest thoughts (only you involved)

Question 16

manuscript

Answer 16

delivery of speech from the script of entire speech

Question 17

articulation

Answer 17

production of sounds
- improperly forming the speech sound as result of trouble, tongue, teeth, lips, or palate
- (R and W)

Question 18

language importance

Answer 18

no cursing
- don’t use unclear or confusing language
slang, jargon, cliche, paraphrasing

Question 19

slang

Answer 19

unique language that belongs to group who shares common culture or interest
- not everyone knows what it means

Question 20

Least studied form of communication

Answer 20

intrapersonal

Question 21

what comes in the “who am is speaking to” question

Answer 21

demographics, audience analysis, homogenous/hetergenous group, motive

Question 22

knowing topic is right

Answer 22

why do you want to do this speech
what do you know about it
what does my audience know about it
does this meet the requirements

Question 23

motive

Answer 23

know reason audience is listening to your speach- know the mood and interest in youe topic
- reflected in listening style and nonverbal communication

Question 24

Jargon

Answer 24

technical langauge used by members of the same profession
= people have different backgrounds

Question 25

Choosing right topic questions

Answer 25

what are guidelines for speech
who am i speaking to
what kind of time restraints

Question 26

Ways to come up with a topic

Answer 26

brainstorm or self-inventory

Question 27

small group

Answer 27

communication between at least 3 (to 9) people

Question 28

brainstorming

Answer 28

coming up with many potential topics as possible with small window of time (creative)
not limit yourself with any guidelines
keep any ideas you have for later

Question 29

dyadic

Answer 29

communication between two people

Question 30

Paraphrasing

Answer 30

restating someone else’s original ideas by rephrasing what they said
- dont want true idea to get lost

Question 31

impromptu

Answer 31

speech without notes or formal preparation
- spontaneous and informal
- do in classroom

Question 32

pronunciation

Answer 32

correct way ofd saying a word
- achieved by correct articulation
- no excuse- lessens credibility

Question 33

homogenous group

Answer 33

audience members share a great number of similar characteristics

Question 34

what to look for guidelines of speech

Answer 34

mode, kind of speech, visual aid, kind of research

Question 35

Enunciation

Answer 35

clear and correct way to produce sounds and say words
- anunciation and pronunciation
Habit fo talking with jaw set narrowly, not opening mouth

Question 36

Different ways to deliver speech

Answer 36

impromptu, manuscript, memorized, extemporaneous

Question 37

cliche

Answer 37

phrase/expression that is overused and lost impact and originality
- no real quidelines to measure the strennth

Question 38

Notes tip

Answer 38

dont write whole speech- lessens eye-contact
dont want to fumble to be able to find your place
consist ONLY of those facts and figures that uou’re having trouble remembering
- BULLET POINTS

Question 39

self-inventory

Answer 39

analyze your own personal interest- hobbies, motives, and places you frequent
YOU must like the topic- not matter about audience

Question 40

heterogeneous

Answer 40

audience members do not share a great deal in common with one another

Question 41

EPA

Answer 41

articulation, pronunciation, enunciation

Question 42

most studied form of communication

Answer 42

interpersonal

Question 43

Examples of intrapersonal

Answer 43

list in head, logically thinking of steps in math test, singing to yourself

Question 44

public communication

Answer 44

single sender to numerous receivers
more formal
ask question- immediate feedback