The process of generating ideas randomly and uncritically, without attention to logic, connections, or relevance.
What is Brainstorming?
100
The speech in which the message attempts to change or reinforce an audience's thoughts, feelings, or actions is a/an _________ speech.
What is Persuasive?
100
The active process of attending to and understanding a spoken message is:
What is Listening?
100
These reflect a person's likes or dislikes of events, people or ideas.
What is Attitudes?
100
A network that links computer networks around the world via telephone lines, cables and communication satellites.
What is Internet?
200
If Pat is speaking to Chris about terminating their relationship, which type of communication would that interaction fall under?
What is Interpersonal communication?
200
Apprehension arising from any situation involving communication.
What is Trait anxiety?
200
The following statement is an example of what: "I will introduce Master Cho and three of his most noteworthy accomplishments to my audience."
What is Specific Purpose?
200
Audience members who are moved to find the speaker credible and likeable are impacted by
What are ethos?
200
The style of delivery that requires a prepared and practiced speech and the use of brief notes for support.
What is Extemporaneous?
300
When a speaker gives a speech about what is good, worthy or important they are relying mainly on:
What is Values?
300
A rhetorical question
What is answered silently in the minds of the audience members.
300
Including support about your roommates' experiences with the new registration system you are informing your audience of fellow students about is a form of __________ testimony.
What is Peer?
300
A language technique which humanizes animals or objects
What is Personification?
300
You are speaking in response to being awarded a two thousand dollar scholarship. What type of speech are you giving?
What is Acceptance speech?
400
Your audience is more likely to understand your concepts if you use
What is concrete language?
400
The goal of this type of speech is to deepen listeners' understanding and knowledge of the topic.
What is Informative?
400
Threatening the audience that something undesirable will happen if they do not change.
What is A fear appeal?
400
What fallacy attacks an individual personally rather than their arguments?
What is Ad hominem?
400
At this stage of the reflective thinking process, group members focus on discussing why the problem exists.
What is Analysis of the problem?
500
The art of clarifying issues and engaging audiences.
What is Delivery?
500
The condition of an invitational speech that requires the speaker see audience members as holding equally valid perspectives and positions that are worthy of exploration.
What is Equality?
500
This type of speech seeks to change or strengthen listeners' thoughts or actions.
What is Persuasive?
500
These are internal mental states consisting of feelings and can be tapped into persuasively.
What are Emotions?
500
"Care and concern for others, the thoughtful use of words and language, and the flexibility to see the many sides of an issue" is: