LESSON 2 & 3

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Act of performing speech in front of live audience, part of scientific communication

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public speaking

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to apprise or enlighten listeners

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informative

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Public speaking has two components:

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content and context

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in category of “______” public speaking is listed as one of these core skills

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intellectual and practical skills

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also called oratory or oration

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public speaking

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conveys info which the audience does not know

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informative

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types of speech:

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purpose. occasion, delivery

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persuasive speech seeks to provide with favorable ideas that can influence ideas and desicions

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purpose

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informative speech provides audience with a clear understanding of a concept or idea

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purpose

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Types of purpose speech:

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informative, persuasive, entertainment

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focuses on what is tangible and talk about things in senosry and physical world

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object

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types of informative speech (4)

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objects, events, concepts, processes

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goal of this speech is to impart knowledge and develop understanding

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informative

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makes a viewpoint thru creative organize use of speakers wit

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entertainment

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designed to move people to do or not to do. To arouse favor for or against a person, policy, plan

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persuasive

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entertainment speech

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purpose

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delivered to convince the audience to accept the speaker’s POV

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persuasive speech

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goal is to make an audience feel good about the speaker’s lecture

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persuasive speech

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types of persuasive speech

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according to topic and purpose

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persuasive topic according to speech (3)

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factual, policy, value

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persuasive according to purpose

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speeches to actuate, inspire, convince

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given on an occasion where people are in a light mood

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entertainment speech

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based on the question “is it true”

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factual persuasive speech

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argues whether something is right, moral, ethical

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values persuasive speech

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to convince either support or reject a dogma rule, regulation or program

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policy persuasive speech

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establishing beliefs, always calls for the audience to act

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speeches to actuate

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inspire tries to change how listeners feel

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speeches to inspire

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not to inform or persuade, to create amusement

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entertainment speech

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convince is to establish conviction, goal is to affect listeners beliefs or attitude

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speeches to convince

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speech is to entertain not speaking to entertain

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entertainment speech

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with little or no preparation

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impromptu

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common type of delivery of college presentations

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extemporaneous

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used by formal spakers

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manuscript

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rote memorization of a written message

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memorized delivery

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types of delivery(4)

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impromptu, extemporaneous, manuscript, memorized

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types of occassion(2)

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ceremonial, inspiration

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speeches given during the ceremony

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ceremonial

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to elicit or arouse an emotional state

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isnpirational

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hooks your audience and provides an overview of the topic

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inroduction

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dive deeper into each main point with supporting information, data

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body

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summarizez all main points made throughout the speech

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conclusoon

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elements of effective delivery

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the physical aspect and vocal aspect

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may attract attention and excite visual senses

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movement

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speakers who wander aimlessly around

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floating

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highness or lowness of a tone as perceived by ear

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pitch

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how fast or slow the speaker talks

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rate

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how loud or soft the voice is

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volume

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most important essentials of speech delivery

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fluency

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speakers who walk back and forth on the same path

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pacing

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clarity of sounds and words we produce

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articulation

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speaking words correctly

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pronounciation

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Thoughts or feelings or preconceptions that interfere with the meaning of the discussion.

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intrinsic noise

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The results of what we hear, see, feel, or taste during the conversation. Sensory stimuli

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extrinsic noise

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The acquired skill of receiving, interpreting, recalling, assessing, and responding to verbal and nonverbal cues is known as

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listening

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4 types of noise

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physical, psychoiloficAL, phsyiological, semantic

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sounds created around you

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physical

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refers noise in your head that can prevent you from concentrating

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physchological

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occurs when you encounter a barrier to hearing

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physiological

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occurs when people try to communicate but lack the common background or knowledge to share ideas

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semantic

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process of combining constructive cognitive listening techniques with constructive externally observable listening activities.

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active listening

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is to listen with the intention of analyzing or assessing a communication using both the information that is explicitly delivered and the information that can be deduced from context.

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critical listening