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2 people, classified as interpersonal
Dyadic communication
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3 or more people, ideally, number of people needed to complete a task
Small group communication
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1 speaker, large unseen audience
Mass communication
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1 speaker, message with specific purpose, audience is present
Public speaking
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General purposes for speaking
To inform, to persuade
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Reasong for special occasion speaking
toast, eulogy, introduction
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Clearly expresses the central idea of your speech, phrases about main points
Thesis statement
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Using demographics and appropriate material
Audience analysis
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Welcomes your audience, catches attention, speech purpose
Introduction
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Main ideas, supporting material, transitions
Body
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Restate speech purpose, leave audience with something to think about
Conclusion
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The fear associated with actual anticipated communication to an audeince
Public Speaking anxiety
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Conducted by you, original firsthand information
Primary research
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Finding information through library, internet, others
Secondary research
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Searchable place which information is stored and can be retrieved
Database
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May be based on fact, but twisted to skew the audience
Propaganda
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Refers to somehting that is not true
Misinformation
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Deliberate falsification of information
Disinformation
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Words placed between key words
Boolean operators
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Words or phrases that get from one idea to the next
Transitions
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Express important ideas, answers specific purpose
Main points
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To communicate knowledge, raise awareness, provide additional information
The informative speech
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Not needed in an informative speech
a call to action
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Types of Informative Speeches
Objects, People,Events, Processes, Issues, Complex Issues
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Defining the root or historical meanings of a word
Etymology
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Proccesses
Speech of Demonstration
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Detailed descriptions of persons, places, or things
Speeches of Explanation
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Organizational Patterns
spatial, topical, narrative, cause-effect, problem-solution, chronological, circular
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Preparation outline, rought draft, full sentence
Working outline
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Nearly how the speaker plans to deliver the speech
Formal outline
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Speaker writes speeches in essay form not outline
Manuscript method
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