A communicative exchange in which all participants continuously send and receive messages
transaction
Oral language is more ______
Adaptive
Written as a brief phrase or a single sentence
Main Point
The few ideas that are most important are known as
Main Points
There are how many different listening styles?
Four
Values, traditions, and rules for living that are passed from generation to generation
Culture
Many words may have at least one __________ meaning.
Connotative
Making an outline is the art of being _______ and only having to look at your notes once in a while.
Comfortable
Are created to prove or substantiate your main points
Supporting Points
This listening style focuses on getting directly to the meaning of the message
Action-Oriented Listening
The analysis and evaluation of ideas based on reliability, truth, and accuracy
Critical Thinking
Written language does not incorporate _____, but oral does.
Repetition
To condense your outline, use these
Abbreviations
Where do you present your main points in your speech?
The four different listening styles are
Action-Oriented, Content-Oriented, People-Oriented, and Time-Oriented
Receivers process the source's verbal and nonverbal symbols and form their own perception of the message's meaning
Decoding
Formality is a big priority
Written Language
Helps to handle any speaking challenges
Delivery Notes
Between two and five
Favor depth and complexity of information and messages
Content-Oriented Listener
A phenomenon that disrupts communication between source and receiver
Noise
A word that is specific and suggests exactly what you mean
Concrete Word
Outline the ____ before your start outlining the introduction.
Body
To move out of one main point and to the next, you create a
Transition
What type of listener notices the mood and body language of speakers?
People-Oriented Listener