COMMUNICATION
the process of sending and receiving messages
communication
a speech to inform or teach an audience
Informative Speech
the one who gives the message
Seneder
spoken or written communication with words
verbal communication
paying attention, focusing on what is being said
listening
manners and way to act as an audience, behavior
persuade
a speech to persuade or convince an audience
Persuasive Speech
the one the message goes to
Receiver
the way the voice sounds
vocalics
listening for what is important, listening to evaluate or judge
critical listening
fear of public speaking
informative speech
practiced speech and speaking with few notes
Extemporaneous
developing thoughts and feelings into a message to be sent
Encode
the quality of the voice; emotion in the voice
Tone
listening for enjoyment
Appreciative Listening
language we use with adults and in the workplace-proper
formal language
little to no preparation and speaking without any notes, shooting from the hip
Impromptu
translate/interpret a message that has been received
Decode
how high or low we speak
pitch
one who hears but is not actually listening
passive listening
language we use with peers, friends, and family-improper
writing out and reading the whole speech word-for-word
Manuscript
the way the message has been sent
Channel
how fast or slow one speaks
Rate
Identifying sounds
discriminative listening