Types of Public Speaking
Phases of the Persuasive Process
Fundamentals
Supporting Materials
Preparation
100

Teaches people something new

Informative

100

The audience first becomes aware that an issue or problem exists.

Awareness 

100

How is public speaking and casual conversations different in how they are organized?

Public speaking is carefully organized, whereas conversations are very loosely organized.

100

Type of SM that grounds your speech in reality

Facts

100

Strategies used to help you get ready for a speech

Preparation

200

What is a type of public speaking that makes people laugh or enjoy themselves?

Entertain

200

Empowers listeners by providing them with concrete information on the issue at hand


Understanding

200

type of effective listening is skeptical of a message and examines evidence to assess the credibility of sources and analyzes rhetorical strategy


Critical Listening

200

Type of SM that comes from people who are qualified by training or experience to speak as authorities on a subject


Expert Testimony 

200

Technique to find a topic uses a system of questions like Who? What? Where? When? and Why? to explore the possibilities of a broad topic area

Topic Analysis

300

What type of speech uses the PREP strategy and is given on the spot using your own knowledge, ideas, and experiences

Impromptu

300

It is the 3rd stage of the process, it is when the audience accepts the speaker's position or recommendation

Agreement

300

public speaking anxiety management technique helps you control your anxieties when you systematically imagine yourself succeeding as a speaker and then practice your presentation with that image in mind

Visualization

300

Type of SM that uses stories or personal experiences to explain, illustrate, or strengthen a speaker's main point


Narrative

300

States precisely what you want your listeners to understand, believe, feel or do


Specific Purpose

400

Determined by how much new and important information or understanding is provided to the audience


Informative value

400

It is the 5th stage of the process, 

The new belief or behavior becomes part of the audience's long-term values and daily life.


Integration

400

Human conduct that involves the way we treat others and want to be treated

Ethics

400

Type of SM that is a specific instance, event, person, or situation used to explain, illustrate, or prove a speaker's main point


Example

400

Final step in planning the structure of your speech and works to flush out your ideas into complete, coherent thoughts and sentences

Formal Outline

500

Type of Speech that celebrates, remembers, or honors someone through identification - feeling that speaker and listeners share goals, values, emotions, memories, motives, and culture

Ceremonial

500

It is the 4th stage of the process, it is when the audience takes action based on the speech

Enactment

500

The perception of a speaker as confident, decisive and enthusiastic

Dynamism

500

What is the definition of Supporting Materials?

Building blocks of a speech. 

They help illustrate the meaning of topics, show the relevance of ideas, make your words memorable and verify controversial statements or claims

500

Included in the intro and is the central idea of the message of a speech and summarizes what you intend to say

Thesis statement

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