Public Speaking Ch 1

a person who delivers a speech

mutually communicating

spoken communication

using your sense of honesty, right and wrong, and not compromising values to make your point

enraptured by a speaker

one who sends the message

communication that must be read

conversation

the process of sending and receiving messages

person who intercepts, decodes, and interprets the message

sense of right and wrong

the art of public speaking

facial expressions or body movements

using sequence and analysis and factual evidence to prove your point

the reactions the receiver gives to the message

what is sent or said

anything that stands for an idea

being accountable for your actions

serve as an ideal example

labeling everyone in a group according to preconceived notion of what they represent

a need or desire that causes a person to act

striking your audience's feelings to make your point

any obstacle that gets in the way of effective communication

giving the impression that you don't care about your audience

inner dialogue to assess your thoughts, feelings, and reactions