COMM 1000 Final Review

why should you listen to me as a speaker

The dictionary definition of the word

The idea that my own personal freedoms and liberties is more important than what we do to our communities or people

An ideology is: beliefs or system of ideas of a society

Speaking over zoom

a culture within a culture

Intentionally or unintentionally make false information for your opposition’s argument

Let the audience know how your speech will be divided up

When you are saying something did or did not happen, true or false

Leader makes decisions

Michael Jordan is better than Lebron James. This is an example of what?

What is culture?

When it comes to subpoints, you need to have another subpoint to justify why you have a subpoint

A leader is deviating responsibility to various group members, and whatever is left over leader completes

This caused this

Attack on the persons character not the argument

introducing a new topic, not persuading the audience

Either you win or I win, you lose or I lose

Credibility you generate during your speech

Inappropriate appeal to authority

Norms within a culture or group of people

What type of slides were you supposed to use for your speeches?

Credibility you have as a speaker after your speech

group members have freedom to handle the problem/project on their own

When you are assigning value to something, better or worse, beneficial or harmful.

Conveying to the audience that you are going from one point/topic to another

a leader gives responsibility to the members, they choose the most qualified members for the most important positions

What you tell yourself will come true

Your argument, what your speech is supposed to support

What type of speech do you prepare and practice, but you also have notes to help you, not completely memorized

In order of time

An impromptu speech is unprepared, flying by the seat of your pants

Leader opens decision making to the group

to get the audience on your side about a particular issue.

Controls the flow of the presentation.

irrational fear of something that is uncontrollable and causes you to avoid the thing you are afraid of

A conversation, I speak you listen, you speak I listen

The belief that my culture and how I was brought up is superior to everyone else

Why someone should listen to your speech

When you are addressing the opposition

your overarching goal, before determining your topic

you choose the strongest counterargument and present it in a respectful way

general purpose + topic + main points (that support your argument)

What is a memorized speech?

One major speaker starts, then other various speakers, then the starter ends the speech.

The idea that a good outline/speech should have a hierarchy of information

Organization Patterns: Talk about the problem and then provide a solution

The words from others that support your argument

an appeal to emotion

What would be examples of demographics?

Your first impression and what most people remember the most when giving a speech

credibility you have before giving the speech.

What is manuscript speaking?

When you have an overarching theme, and have speakers to talk about different areas of that theme

Advocating that an institution or audience should do something

Main point one is just as important as point 2 and 3

The more you are exposed to what you are afraid of over time you become less afraid of it