Terms
The use of another person's information, language, or ideas without providing proper citation
Plagiarism
In the model of communication, which of the components allows the sender of a message to know the receiver understood the message?
Feedback
Name at least 3 components of vocal delivery
Volume, rate, pitch, silence, vocal fillers, emphasis/force, tone, emotion, vocal variety
Name at least 3 components of physical delivery
Eye contact, gestures, facial expressions, posture/stance, use of space, visual aids, clothing/appearance
What is a thesis statement?
A sentence that states specifically what will be discussed in a speech.
Communication within oneself is _________.
Intrapersonal Communication
In the model of communication, which component is the means by which the message is sent from the sender to the receiver?
Channel
Name two ways a speaker can establish credibility in a speech.
Cite sources, give personal examples, prove they are an expert in some way
What is a preview statement?
A statement in the introduction that lays out the main points of a speech
A politician campaigns by going door-to-door to talk with members of the community. What type of communication are they using?
Interpersonal Communication
Focusing on a specific message while ignoring or downplaying other stimuli is _________.
Selective Attention
In the model of communication, there are two types of interference. Name the two types and give an example of each.
Internal and External
What is the difference between an informative speech and a persuasive speech?
An informative speech is meant to teach an audience or expand their knowledge on a subject.
A persuasive speech is meant to create a clear argument and change the audience's opinions and/or actions
What is impromptu delivery? Give an example of where you see this type of delivery in everyday life.
A speech given with little to no preparation
What are the two subcategories that make up Self-Concept?
Self Image and Self Esteem
A carefully prepared speech that is delivered with few notes and is spontaneous uses ________ delivery.
Extemporaneous
Name the three steps of the perception process in order.
Select, Organize, Interpret
Name and describe the 3 types of outlines
Preliminary - Initial way to organize main points
Full-Sentence - A detailed outline written with full sentences
Presentational - An outline used during a speech to jog a speaker's memory
Standup comedian John Mulaney performs his show in front of a live audience. The show is recorded and uploaded to Netlflix where it becomes a huge hit. Which type of communication is John Mulaney using to reach his largest audience?
Mass Communication
When Carl learned that Tim was from Iowa, she assumed he must be a farmer who loves corn. Carl is using which type of perceptual organization?
Proximity
What is ethnocentrism?
A learned belief that your own culture is superior to all others.
Name and describe the 5 components of a speech introduction
Gain Attention, Relevance to Audience, Establish Credibility, Thesis Statement, Preview Statement
Name at least 5 different types of credible sources that can be used for a speech.
Books, scholarly journals, popular press articles, documentaries, interviews, government documents, credible websites, speeches/essays, blogs from credible authors
Name and describe the 4 types of speech delivery.
Memorized - a speech recited the same way each time from memory
Manuscript - a speech that is written and read by the speaker
Impromptu - a speech with little to no preparation
Extemporaneous - a carefully prepared speech given with few notes and is spontaneous
Name and describe the 3 types of organizational patterns for informative speeches.
Topical - Breaking the larger topic into a series of related subtopics
Time-Sequence - Following a clear timeline of events
Spatial - Organizing info in regards to geographic location