Chapter 13 Flashcards

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persuasion is not

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letting the audience make up their mind
or
Coercion (threatning) or trickery

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2
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types of persuasive presentations

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to convince (asking for intellectual agreement)

to actuate (asking for intellectual agreement and action of some kind)

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3
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persuasion in the workplace depends on

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  1. Logos (evidence logic) {reason}
  2. Ethos (Credibility)
  3. Pathos (Psychological needs)
  4. Opinions of key listeners
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4
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Evidence is defined as

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factual statements and opinions originating not from the speaker but from another source

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5
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persuasive presentations outside the organization

must use

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assertion plus evidence plus source plus qualifications of source(3)

assertion plus firsthand experience(4)

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6
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persuasive presentations within the organization

should use

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assertion plus evidence without sources(2)

assertion plus firsthand experience(4)

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7
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when should you present only your side of the argument?

in persuasive presentations

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listener already agrees

listeners know nothing about your topic (don’t overwhelm them)

want listener to take immediate action

little chance listener will hear other side (from another speaker or news)

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8
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when to present both sides of the argument?

in persuasive presentations

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listener is fairly knowledgeable

they already disagree with proposal

good chance the speaker will hear the other side from somewhere else

listener agrees but fairly new to the opinion and have undeveloped belief system

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9
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what is inoculation theory

A

introducing a listener against opposing ideas

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10
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speaker’s credibility depend on what factors?

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their involvement in the topic

the mode of the message (print or audio or video)

audience’s similarity to the speaker

the unexpected

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11
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A speaker’s credibility is the result of what elements?

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trustworthiness 
competency
dynamism
objectivity
organizational rank
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12
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What is instant ethos

A

persuasive message presented with emotional appeal

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13
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What are Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs

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Physiological needs
Safety needs
social needs (companionship or love)
Esteem needs (acceptance from others)
Self-actualization needs
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14
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How to encourage audience involvement

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relevancy
fun and activities
commonality and emotion
graphics and charts

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15
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preparation steps for persuasive presentations

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  1. analyze expected listeners and their needs
  2. write purpose as position statement
  3. determine credibility and increase it(if necessary)
  4. research topic and choose best method to present it
  5. decide how to organize presentation
  6. prepare an outline
  7. review presentation to make sure it is ethical
  8. practice your presentation
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16
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effective team presentations have

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good flowing content
well used visual aids
good team performance