Speech ethics
When only part of the truth is revealed
What is half truth
Information from credible sources
What is evidence
Shorter outline that expresses your ideas in brief phrases
What is speaking outline
Combination of verbal and nonverbal communication skills
What is delivery
Juggling multiple tasks at once
What is multitasking
Leads listeners to an incorrect conclusion
What is false inference
Provide compelling evidence and well informed about a topic
What is credibility
Ends your speech on a strong note
What is conclusion
Typed or handwritten document
What is script
The example of methods of presentation
What is Mediated Communication
Presenters mislead the audience not by what they say but what they leave unsaid
What is omission
Career professionals who are hired to assist students and faculty with their research
What is research librarian
Thorough outline used to craft your speech
What is working outline
The effective use of your voice when deliverying a speech
What is verbal delivery skills
A memorable phrase or sentence
What is takeaway
Includes courtesy, open mindedness adn a willingness to hold a speaker accountable
What is ethical audience
Possesion of knowledge necessary to offer reliable facts
What is expertise
Purpose of a speaking outline
What is extemporaneous delivery
How quickly or slowly you speak during your presentation
What is rate of delivery
Delivered directly to the audience as speaker presents from a remote location
What is real-time (synchronous)
Believing that an argument is true simply because other people believe it
What is ad populul (bandwagon) fallacy
How credible sources are characterized
What is recency
Handle any speaking challenges effectivley
What is delivery reminder
The highs and lows in your voice
What is pitch
Recorded by the speaker for later viewing
What is prerecorded (asynchronous)