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This can be found in the Transactional model of communication but not in the Linear model of communication.
What is feedback?
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Providing the appearance of listening without actually paying attention to the complete message.
What is nonlistening?
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These people function best in the early morning.
What is a Lark?
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The process of making information clear to someone who previously did not understand it.
What is explanation?
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"freedom", "peace", "terrorism", and "evil" are examples of this term.
What is an ideograph?
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These Classical Greeks traveled from city-state to city-state as paid teachers of rhetoric and persuasion.
What are Sophists?
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Listening for pleasure without a high level of mental commitment.
What is listening for appreciation?
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A survey question that allows someone to write in their own extended answer.
What is an open ended question?
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A piece of interesting information that is related to your topic but not part of it.
What is a seductive detail?
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"To err is human, to forgive is divine" is an example of this term.
What is antithesis?
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Commercials that show you images of sad animals are using to this artistic proof.
What is pathos?
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An example of this distraction is a growling stomach during an exam.
What is a biological distraction?
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Using demographic data can sometimes lead to this negative outcome.
What is stereotyping?
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Taking an entire speech or paper from someone else and turning it in as your own work.
What is global plagiarism?
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This type of information is used to provide background and capture an audience's interest.
What is tangential information?
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Cicero's first cannon of rhetoric in which you choose the best possible arguments for your case.
What is invention?
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The fear of social situations or people.
What is sociophobia?
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The decisive point at which a response is invited or required.
What is exigence?
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A mental representation that organizes information about a topic.
What is a schema?
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Nonverbal aspects of delivery such as gestures, posture, appearance, and eye contact.
What is kinesics?
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According to Aristotle, this level of knowledge refers to universal knowledge, or an understanding of common characteristics of like materials.
What is Episteme?
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Speech that attempts to win over an audience by appealing to their prejudice or emotions.
What is demagoguery?
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The circumstances in which an event occurs that influence the meaning of the moment and the message.
What is context?
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Three ways to help listeners remember your message.
What are make it simple, make it concrete, and use stories?
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This word is used to describe how language puts a value of higher or lower on everything.
What is hierarchical?