Oral Communication Exam Prep Flashcards

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What is communication?

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Sending & receiving messages to achieve understanding

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What’s verbal communication?

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Communicating through words

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What’s nonverbal communication?

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Communicating without words

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What’s interpersonal communication?

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Transmitting of messages between 2+ people

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What’s one-to-one communication?

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Interpersonal communication between 2 people

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What’s public speaking?

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Communicating ideas verbally to an audience

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What’s oral interpretation of literature?

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Process by which speaker performs literature aloud before an audience

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What’s drama?

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Public communicating that uses both language & actors to tell a story of human conflict

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What’s mass communication?

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One or many senders communicating with large groups of people who may be separated from each other from the sender by great distance

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What are the 8 keys of effective communication?

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  • sincerity
  • knowledge
  • organization
  • listening
  • confidence
  • language
  • nonverbal
  • goal setting
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What’s sincerity?

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Expressing idea with believability & excitement about the subject

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What’s knowledge?

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Knowing what you’re talking about or researching the subject about

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What’s organization?

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Having a clear message with a definite purpose that proceeds in a single direction

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What’s listening?

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Communicator’s ability to pick up verbal & nonverbal message from others

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What’s confidence?

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Staying focused on your message & controlling stage fright

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What’s language?

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Choosing the perfect combination of words to convey your message

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What’s nonverbal?

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Relates to clothing, tone of voice, gestures, proximity, and eye contact

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What’s goal setting?

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Having an objective to speech

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What are the 4 parts of Vocalization of process?

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  • respiration
  • phonation
  • resonation
  • articulation
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What’s respiration?

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Breathe in & out

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What’s phonation?

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Production of sound

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What’s resonation?

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Amplification of sound

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What’s articulation?

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Shaping of sounds into words

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What are the 5 steps of reflective thinking method?

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1) define the problem
2) analyze the problem
3) establish criteria for solutions
4) generate possible solutions
5) select the best solution

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Describe the first step of the reflective thinking method?
1) define the problem - make a question with the word should - make it clear/specific - avoid biased/slanted questions
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Describe the second step of the reflective thinking method?
2) analyze of the problem - severity of the problem - causes of the problem
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Describe the third step of the reflective thinking method?
3) establish criteria for solutions - what should the solution achieve? - what limits your choices?
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Describe the fourth step of the reflective thinking method?
4) generate possible solutions - brainstorm - make list of possible solutions
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Describe the fifth step of the reflective thinking method?
5) select the best solution - share your pov about possible solutions - reach group opinion
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What’s group discussion?
Anytime 3 or more people solve a common problem, arrive at a decision, or answer question of mutual interest
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What’s a public discussion?
Discussion where group members are also communicating with listeners outside the group ex: public appearance
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What’s a committee?
Small subgroup of a larger organization has been given a task or set of tasks to perform
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What’s a round table discussion?
Closed group-discussion in which everyone is equally important
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What’s a panel?
Group that discusses a topic in front of an audience ex: talk show
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What’s a symposium?
Public discussion where each group member gives short uninterrupted speech ex: jury trial
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What’s a closed group discussion?
Discussion where the group members are communicating only with each other ex: jury’s for the trial
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What’s ethos?
How the audience perceives the speaker
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What’s pathos?
Listeners own personal drive, needs, and desires
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What’s logos?
Listeners own thinking process
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What are the 5 qualities of paralanguage?
- rate - volume - pitch - voice quality - stress
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What’s rate?
The speed at which a speaker talks
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What’s volume?
How loudly/softly one speaks
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What’s pitch?
Frequency or how high/low the speaker’s voice is
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What’s voice quality?
What makes your voice unique
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What’s stress?
Amount of emphasis placed on the symbol in a message
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What’s an articulator?
- tongue - teeth - lower jaw - hard/soft palates
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What’s an resonator?
- chest - throat [pharynx] - mouth - nasal cavity
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What’s feedback?
Active listening skill that gives a message back to the sender