True or False: Speech anxiety is something we want to totally get rid of if we can.
This is the first of five steps to listening
What is hearing?
credible
What is external
You have the most control over this factor related to speech anxiety.
After the first step in the listening process, step 2 is about an intention, a choice -- it is the choice of
What is attention or paying attention
What is your audience and/or yourself.
Of the four psychographic characteristics, the one most difficult to "change" in your audience is
belief
Three strategies to managing speech anxiety are
What is greeting your anxiety, treating your speech as a conversation, and doing things that bring you into the present moment (other answers may also be acceptable)
This stage in listening happens after you are able to decode the sound into meaningful words.
Understanding
What kind of plagiarism is using someone else's speech in its entirety?
What is global plagiarism
Planned redundancy should be done in your speeches in order to
What is - help them remember your main points - planned redundancy means you repeat the points in your speech.
This type of communication is based on your own personality and personal attributes
trait apprehension
This is the last stage in the listening process
resolution
Which kind of plagiarism is using part of someone else's speech structure and ideas and occasionally adding your own ideas or points?
What is patchwork plagiarism
Name two psychogenic factors that will influence how an audience will respond to any given topic.
What is need, values, beliefs, and attitudes (only two needed)
This type of communication apprehension is based on the situation - not your personality
state apprehension
This stage in the learning process is about turning sounds into meaningful words
decoding
Which kind of plagiarism is failing to give credit for a particular quote or part of the speech that you used from a source?
What is incremental plagiarism
Name three contextual factors one should consider when preparing for a speech.
What is - answers may vary - check with Mrs. Lee