Com 101-3

describe, represent and illustrate your speaking points

to help the audience understand the magnitude of something by making comparisons byt can demonstrate trends

Have different meanings in different cultures

the tendency of group participants to accept information and ideas without sujecting them to critical analysis.

 providing narractive material, lay testimony & expert testimony

worries many speakers because they have little time to gather thoughts and schieve self control.

incorporate elements of conversational style in delivering a speech.

to the betterment of society and provides opportunities for civic engagement

Narratives

electronic entry points into a library resouce and holdings.

believed to be derived from reliable and credible sources.

weak and unfocused.

not comfortable with silence and tend to use a lot of pauses in their speeches.

center most score in a scale of distribution

stifles authentic and sincere enthusiam

Extemporaniously

establish speaker credibility.

enthusiasm

look for the last date the sire was modified.

what people often use their own experiences to say that "everybody" believes something or does something  

the tange of sounds a speakers voice produces from high to low.

the range of sounds from high to low or vice versa.

vital to effectively deliver and can alleviate speech anxiety..