Methods of Delivery
This type of delivery is done right in the moment. It is informally. There must be a lot of eye contact. This type lacks research and organization. It is not presented in the way it will be spoken.
Impromptu Delivery
Irrelevant Info
Red Herring
What is happening, what is the problem
Need
Keeps audience focused on you, opens communication, and makes you believable
Eye contact
Energy brought to speech or presentation.
Dynamic
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Logical process of persuasive speaking?
Direct
Bandwagon
Someone does it, so all should
Draw in audience to the speech
Attention Getter
Standing up straight, not slouching shoulders
Posture
What people think about credibility before a speaker talks.
Initial
This type of delivery is very awkward and is practiced way too many times. There is a potential chance of forgetting words. This requires maximum eye contact.
Memorized Delivery
Too little information
Hasty Generalization
The solution, how it will be solved and fixed
Satisfaction
Emotion, use pleasant expressions if telling something bad or sad
Facial expressions
Knowledge and skills for a topic
Competence
The speech is read word for word. This type of delivery is hardly used. It helps the speaker to be able to choose what words that are used especially if talking about a sensitive topic. Do not read of all of it word for word.
Manuscript Delivery
Against the person
Ad Hominem
What the audience needs to do after the speech, and how they can help with the problem to make sure it gets fixed
Action
What the audience wants to get out of or feel after the speech
Audience expectations
What people think about credibility when a speech is going on.
Derived
This type of delivery is created on the spot. This type of speech delivery is rehearsed. There are fewer speaking notes used with this type of delivery.
Extemporaneous Delivery
Invalid Analogy
One thing is in common with something else
Think about the benefits, what can come from this topic if it is fixed
Visualization
What you do with your face
Microcommentary
What the audience thinks about credibility when a speech is over with. Can a speaker be considered credible?
Final/Terminal