Terms
The fear of public speaking
What is glossophobia
Labels that reveal your view or idea of yourself make up your ______ - _______.
What is self-concept?
Name two actions that can help control stage fright.
What is mental and physical actions?
Uncontrolled actions by something or someone.
What is extraneous movement?
occurs within a person's mind.
What is intrapersonal communication?
The fear in any communicated situations.
What is communication apprehension?
The message is how it is _________.
What is constructed?
The best cure for stage fright is
What is adequate preparation?
Words that stand for ideas in our language.
takes place between two or three people.
what is interpersonal communication?
What you think other people think of you.
The message includes the ______ and _______.
The content and the form.
Give two ways you can control stage fright during a performance.
Add humor, direct energy into gestures, volume and intensity, concentrate on the audience and the message.
The dictionary definition.
What is denotative meaning?
usually involves four to twelve people.
what is small-group communication?
Produced by the body in times of physical and mental stress.
What is adrenaline?
Two things to consider when communicating are: _____ and _______.
content and form
What is communication?
The exchange of thoughts, messages, or information.
includes the extra meaning we attach to a word based on our personal experience.
What is connotative meaning?
occurs when one person communicates with many people at one time.
what is public speaking?
Basing our self-concept on how we compare our self to others, our past, and our future.
What is Social Comparison?
Three factors that affect the communication process are: ______, _________, and _______.
situation, distractions, and field of experience.
What are the four elements involved in the exchange of information?
The speaker, the message, the audience, and the feedback
words that have a highly negative or positive connotation.
What are value laden words?
occurs when one speaker's words are broadcasted or printed for communication to as many people as possible.
What is mass communication?