Benefits of Public Speaking
Stage Fright
Teachers
"From" Aristotle
Miscellaneous
100
putting ideas in an specific place where they compliment each other: ___ skills
What is organizational?
100
another way of saying stage fright
What is communication apprehension?
100
the bishop in England who defined rhetoric as adapting discourse to its end
Who is Whately?
100
expertise and knowledge along with a persons character
What is ethos?
100
holds the lungs in place
What are the ribs?
200
analysis, evaluating what you hear: ____ ____ skills
What is critical thinking?
200
the substance in the body responsible for your nervousness
What is adrenaline?
200
he believed in the truth
Who is Socrates?
200
emotional appeal
What is pathos?
200
the physical, social, psychological and time elements in which communication takes place
What is context?
300
interviewing, using the internet, reading books are examples of ____ skills
What is research?
300
something you should do several times, at least once out loud, doing it a bit differently each time
What is practice?
300
he taught folks how to present their case in court
Who is Corax?
300
Aristotle's way to formulate an argument
What is a syllogism?
300
the official name for the voice box
What is the larynx?
400
this goes along with speaking: we become better at this through public speaking as we are force to do it: ____ skills
What is listening?
400
you should not expect this
What is perfection?
400
taught by questioning -- later was charged with corrupting the youth
Who is Socrates?
400
rational appeal
What is logos?
400
another name for the windpipe
What is trachea?
500
this is enhanced and gets better each time you speak
What is self-confidence?
500
this helps your body relax, especially right before you begin to speak
What is a deep breath?
500
used the Methods Theory to explain what would make a good speaker
Who is Aristotle?
500
a shortened syllogism
What is an enthymeme?
500
the level and range of your voice
What is pitch?
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