symbols
in the head
Cycles
Monroe's
Structure
100
The C stands for how well the speech is understood.
Coherency
100
The part of your brain that is associated with short term memory
pre-frontal cortex
100
Simon Sinek says you must explain this before you ask your audience to buy what you are selling.
Why?
100
When you're trying to hook your audience in Monroe's sequence, you are at what stage?
Attention
100
Eye contact, Facial expression, Tone of Voice, and kinesthetics
Direct Delivery
200
The U stands for how well all parts of the speech lead from the premise or thesis.
Unity
200
The part of your brain that represents long-term storage of memories-- your biological hard drive
hippocampus
200
In this reflection cycle, the word represents the identification of the problem or situation.
What
200
When you're ready to put your request before the audience, you are at what stage in Monroe's?
Action
200
It is good practice to state the opposing point of view in this part of a persuasive speech.
Refutation
300
The following image represents the B
Balance
300
The word that describes the bio-electrical interactions between short-term and long-term memory
generative
300
When you are ready to propose a solution, you're at this stage of the reflection cycle
What Now?
300
When you are ready to provide a solution, you're at this stage of Monroe's
satisfaction
300
When you are explaining why your solution is better than the competition.
Comparative Advantage
400
The information it provides is mostly reliable but the 10% that is wrong is counted in the tens of millions of pieces of misinformation.
Chatbot. ChatGPT. Gemini
400
The word that best describes a speech that is delivered extemporaneously, from the heart.
elocution
400
In this part of the reflection cycle, you are striving to understand and analyze the problem or situation.
So what?
400
At this point in Monroe's you are ready to describe the benefits of the solution you are offering
Visualization
400
When your phrases and sentences end with an upward inflection, as though you were asking a question, you must overcome this.
Upspeak
500
This activity lights up more areas of your brain associated with creativity, memory, and information.
Writing
500
Keyword cards are helpful only if you have done this enough.
Rehearsed
500
After you've gone through the steps and put into effect the proposed plan or solution, you're at this stage.
What's next?
500
But first you've got to present the problem that needs to be addressed at this stage.
Need
500
To be undertood clearly, you must speak at a good pace and bite off every syllable and consonant through this technique.
Co-Nnec-Ted Speech (Enunciation)