A speech whose primary purpose is to change or reinforce the attitudes, values and/or behaviors of the receivers.
What is Persuasive Speech
100
The defined purpose of your speech
What is Your Goal
100
A speech approach used to make audience member "feel"
What is Emotional Appeal
100
Mercer Community College's Mascot
What is The Viking
200
facts or evidence to support a claim. "Why" you do something.
What is reasons
200
A factor that may effect your listeners' attitudes towards your speech
What is Their Religion
200
Argumentum Ad Populum, an appeal to popular opinion
What is Bandwagon Appeal
200
The building this classroom is in
What is The Engineering Technology Building
300
Predispositions to respond favorably or unfavorably toward a person or subject. A manner or feeling.
What is attitudes
300
Support that answers the concerns of others
What is Backing
300
A persuasive speech with the goal of setting what is or is not so
What is Proposition of Fact
300
The room number of this classroom.
What is 216
400
A counter-argument
What is rebuttal
400
The receiver's assessment of the competence, trustworthiness and validity of a source.
What is Credibility
400
Logos
What is Logical Proof
400
Shanti
What is Professor Salter's dogs name
500
A model that depicts motivation as a pyramid with the most basic needs at the base of the pyramid, and the sophisticated on the top. Also taught in psychology.
What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
500
A speech framework composed of five phases-attention, need, satisfaction, visualization and action.